BR>I've had a problem with my modem for weeks that no one has been able to
  >help me solve! Every time I try to u/l a file to a BBS (I've tried 11
  >different ones to date to be sure that it isn't a BBS specific problem.)
  >the u/l crashes, after a varying number of bytes have been transferred!
  >                         ^^^^^^^
  >The log ALWAYS states: Upload failed. No room for new char in buffer.
  >                       ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  >My downloads are fine. I am able to d/l any size file with no errors and
  >at an average of 1600-1650cps.
Bob:    Under Toggles from the Select Device To Edit Menu, do you have
an X beside CTS/RTS indicating Set ON.  If this is set on, QmPro uses
hardware handshaking between the modem and your computer.  If this is
not ON, this will cause a modem buffer overflow resulting in an aborted
transfer.   This is required for high speed modems.
BR>I'm using a Hayes Ultra 14400 internal fax/modem (fax not activated)with
  >the 16550A chip, under Windows For Workgroups 3.11, in a Pentium 100MHz
  >computer. When I originally posted my plea for help, I had a Pentium 75,
  >but I returned that and got the 100MHz. Everything else was the same.
        Without the above set on, your computer is sending data faster
than the modem can accept it, causing the buffer overflow.  It says that
in a rather confusing way in the QmPro Manual....  Page 43 and 298 in my
manual... (10/01/92 Printing)
Charles Raine           Internet: charles.raine@mwcs.mb.ca
Phone: (204) 895-0940             charles_raine@mbnet.mb.ca
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