On 06-25-97 09:55,  ROBERT OSBORNE wrote to CAMERON HALL about DOS Telix:
CH>Latest Windows version (for Windows 3.1 and usable under 95) 1.15d.
CH>Most BBS's can obtain those latest versions for you.
CH>They can also be obtained via the internet at http://www.delta.com
RO>Thank you for the info, I needed it also.  I take it that dos ver 3.51
RO>will run at 14.4?. The 3.21 ver I picked up from the local BBS does not
RO>have this capability? Do you happen to know:?
Every version of Telix I have seen, from 3.12 on, would run a 14.4 modem.  
You do understand, do you not, that you don't set the serial port to run at 
14400 bits per second, you set the serial port to run at 38800 or 57600 
bps?  The modem uses "flow control" to use the higher speed in the serial 
port to give itself time to error check and compress the data in the phone 
lines.  It negotiates the phone line speed automatically with the other 
modem.  That Telix 3.21 you have will run a 14400 modem at top speed, no 
sweat.
RO>     Is there one version that you can buy that will run on both Dos an
RO>     with Windows 3.1?  If so which one?
Generally, you can run MS-DOS programs from Windows in a DOS box, using a 
PIF (Program Information File) in Windows 3.1x.  I don't have Window 95, 
but I would guess that something similar exists there.
But you can't run a Windows program from DOS.
On the other hand, if you have Windows, I think you will find that you 
almost never want to use a DOS program; Windows programs work just fine 
(including Telix for Windows), and will multitask in Windows much more 
easily than will DOS programs.
Regards, PHG
phg@exis.net
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