-=> On 19 May 95  14:58:01, Bob Seaborn said this to Kent Anderson
 > I forgot to mention that in this particular case, the user was running
 > Qmodem in a DOS box under Windows. I believe I could also have fixed
 > it with some changes in the system.ini file, as has been discussed
 > here recently,
 BS> A big difference, Windoze may not have been releasing control of
 BS> the com ports.
 BS> My best recommendation, run windoze software under windoze, and
 BS> run DOS softrware under DOS.  Don't mix the two!!!
Bob,
I often run Qmodem for DOS under Windows with no problems. I do this
when the board I want to call is busy, and I want to go play solitaire
or Taipei while I wait.  I've never had any conflict. I bought
Qmodem Pro for DOS, and it's in a drawer somewhere. I still like the
shareware version QM45TD best.
For any of you who may not know, QM45TD is not only a test drive, it
was the last registerable version before Mustang took over.
Regards,
Kent,
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