-> On 07-01-96 Bob Roe regarding tm uploading said:
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-> |-> I have forgotten, is this an internal modem? Are you running any
-> |-> disk cacheing software? Sorry for being so long getting back to
-> |-> you, I've had a mail problem on my end for the best part of a wee
-> |-> I'm gueesing your reply arrived just as the problems set it..
-> |->
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-> |This may sound stupid, but I can't get my computer (a Pentium 90
-> w/WFWG
-> |3.11) to show a serial port speed higher than 19.2 K - in the port
-> |settings in control panel that is.  Do windows comm programs
-> |automatically set the port for a higher speed or am I missing
-> |something?
->
-> Don't worry about control panel, that setting is used mainly if you
-> have a serial printer. Your communications software(TM in this case)
-> will override what is set in control panel. You are using the
-> standard COMM.DRV com port driver in Windows I assume (if you are
-> scratching head asking, what??..?? in the back of your mind, then
-> the answer is yes). IF it is an external modem, do you have a high
-> speed (enhanced, buffered, 16550) serial port? If it is internal,
-> have you tried simply moving it to another expansion slot?
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-> * WinQwk 2.0 a#470 * jwarner@globalvision.net
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-> --- WM v3.10/92-0423
Yes, I am using the comm.drv that came with wfwg 3.11.  I have gotten
rid of the external Sportster because of problems like slowing down
during downloads from a BBS (from 2200 down to 900 bps).  Thanks for the
response.
Bob
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