In a message of  Bill Grimsley (3:640/305.9@fidonet) writes:
 BG> My Sportster's on-line help screen (AT&$) suggests otherwise... 
 BG> &F0 = *NO* flow control
 BG> &F1 = Hardware flow control
 BG> &F2 = Software flow control
 BG> Are the Couriers' &Fn templates not the same?
I think it best to let the Courier speak for itself, here's a snippet from 
mine:
*--*  05-15-98  -  18:56:47  *--*
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HELP, Ampersand Commands (CTRL-S to Stop, CTRL-C to Cancel)
&An   n=0  Disable /ARQ Result Codes   &Pn   n=0  N.American Pulse Dial       
      n=1  Enable /ARQ Result Codes          n=1  UK Pulse Dial               
      n=2  Enable /Modulation Codes    &Rn   n=0  CTS Follows RTS             
      n=3  Enable /Extra Result Codes        n=1  Ignore RTS                  
&Bn   n=0  Floating DTE Speed                n=2  RX to DTE/RTS high          
      n=1  Fixed DTE Speed             &Sn   n=0  DSR Always On               
      n=2  DTE Speed Fixed When ARQ          n=1  Modem Controls DSR          
&Cn   n=0  CD Always On                      n=2  Pulse DSR, CTS=CD           
      n=1  Modem Controls CD                 n=3  Pulse DSR                   
&Dn   n=0  Ignore DTR                        n=4  DSR = DCD              
      n=1  On-Line Command Mode              n=5  Modem Controls DSR, CTS=CD 
      n=2  DTE Controls DTR            &Tn   n=0  End Test                    
&Fn   n=0  Load Factory Configuration        n=1  Analog Loopback (ALB)       
      n=1  Hardware Flow Control Cnfg.       n=3  Digital Loopback (DLB)      
      n=2  Software Flow Control Cnfg.       n=4  Grant Remote DLB            

Hope this helps,
   Gene Lowry
 
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