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-> Ah, but that's the point. This started with your assertion
-> that you saw 4400 cps throughput with a fully-compressed file.
bc> No assertion was relayed. It was the actual cps rate under
bc> Terminate 1.4 with the cps rate adjustment set to 0% under a
bc> Zmodem transfer on a compressed file. I called the Sysop of the
bc> BBS to confirm this and this speed was confirmed. 
That statement is the one you made.  It _clearly_ says you had
4400cps throughput with V.34 on a compressed file.  All others have
told you here is that is _impossible_ - and explained why - which
leads to the inevitable conclusion that the file was not fully
compressed (like a zip archive) and that modem-based compression
resulted in the higher throughput.
bc> Sheesh people.... some of you need to get a life. I can't
bc> believe this continual bickering over a simplistic reality. 
It's not bickering.  It's pointing out the _correct_ reality - that
the file was not fully compressed.
It's educational, that's all. :-)
TTFN. Rick.
Ottawa, ON 19 Apr 8:11 
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