-=> Quoting Rob Dennis to Jeff Edmonson <=-
 RD> fix on the connection side for the modem. Funny how I can get a
 RD> reliable connect from good ole DOS and the fancy NT connect to my
If you like DOS that much, how about getting yourself a copy of CSLIPPER and
use Caldera's WebSpyder browser  (its free
for non-commercial use).
 RD> provider craps out so many times. Maybe we should all go back to using
 RD> DOS?!! 

DOS is great! I use Linux at home, and it works well in all respects,
it has out of the box AX-25/NetRom/TCP-IP and it can emulate a 1200bps
or a 9600bps modem via the soundcard.
I'm currently using Bluewave in a DOS-box under Linux 2.0.29.

 RD> was history. Brittle,and corroded so bad I could snap it apart with my
 RD> hands. In the spring I'll re-do it with new wire and try a clear coat
 RD> laquer on it to protect it from the weather and see how that lasts.
Same thing happened to my 30mhz antenna I have outside the shack door. It
/was/ state of the art, with its high-tech rubber weathershield. The rubber
is now worn off, and all that remains is a whip made of corroded metal!
73 Michael.
... Are you sick of the 27Mhz Yahoos? Get into HAM -> www.arrl.org
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