In a message to Fred Hall, Bob Richards said: 
BR>"No room for new char in buffer" I assume that char is character.?
BR>I don't know what this means, except for a literal reading, nor do I
BR>know how to fix it (make the buffer larger?). I'm hoping that you do,
BR>since you mentioned the Logging function!!!
If your modem and/or serial port has a 16550 UART, there is a 16byte buffer 
used when transmitting and receiving info IF Windows has enabled it.  IF 
the buffer is enabled the COMM driver can then use it to cut down on 
errors.  Maybe that RHICOMM.DRV isn't set up right.  Comment out that line 
with a semi-colon and replace it with COMM.DRV...see if an upload works 
then.
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