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to: JEAN PARROT
from: GENE LOWRY
date: 1998-04-28 21:03:00
subject: Init String

In a message of  Jean Parrot (1:167/133) writes:
 GL> Please take a number and stand in line  
 JP>        As it is, my number is a negative one ! 
Not a chance.
 JP>        My only excuse is that I thought that you were saying to AT&F1 
 JP> and right after AT&Wn when using a brand new modem for the first time. 
 JP> I am still wondering what can sit in profile 0 at that time ? No need 
 JP> to reply, it will not help the furtherance of this discussion. 
While it wouldn't hurt anything, it won't do any harm either.  The advice is 
best applied when first using a modem who's history you do not know to 
establish a known starting point.
As for profile 0, it wasn't long ago that USR modems shipped with the &F0 
(software handshake) as the factory default and AT&F1 first thing was a very 
good idea.  I think that the change of factory default came with the advent 
of V.34 in 1994 (as I recall).
   Gene Lowry
 
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* Origin: Bigfoot's RBBS - Tucson,AZ - HST/V.34 - or (1:300/11)

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