Once apon a time Tom Przeor said, 'KTX V.34 modems' to Bill Grimsley...

 TP> Well, I just set my up and done two calls, I've managed 31200/31200
 TP> connect to David's Courier and 28800/28000 (top speed) to my isp. I
 TP> see if I can get anything better with 33.6 capable modems. I'm still
 TP> battling with Win95, I understand that they try to make it simple
 TP> but I like to have some control over my modem. At the moment I don't
 TP> know what initialization goes on, all I know is that AA light goes
 TP> on and I'm worried because I don't want that.

Go into control panel->modems, get properties on your modem driver, click
the connection tab, then advanced.

Turning on "Record to a log file" records quite a detailed description
of the exchanges between Win95 and the modem into a file called
"Modemlog.txt" in the Windows directory. Try connecting to your ISP,
disconnect, then load that file into notepad. Another trick is that the
inconspicuous box labeled "extra settings" above it, is in fact a place
where you can put an additional initialization string which is sent to
the modem LAST. (After Win95's own calculated strings)

This means you can use it to add extra settings (for example I have ATW2
to force my modem to report connect speed correctly) or you can use it
to completely override the modem drivers built in "calculated" (based on
the checkbox settings) values by using a string of the form AT&F.....

Handy if you cant find the right modem driver....

Regards,
Simon

... She criticized my house so I knocked her flat.
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