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From: Ed.Borghi@f224.n260.z1.fidonet.org (Ed Borghi)
Newsgroups: misc.handicap
Subject: Re: Lock Up
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Date: 23 Jul 90 20:39:12 GMT
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BK> Ed, it occured to me after I saw this message again on
BK> another board that I didn't tell you about Accent or
BK> Flipper. I'll just tell you this, Accent is the speech
BK> hardware, and Flipper is the software that decides how the
BK> hardware will run. That's about as technical as I get,

Does it require ANSI to run? If not boot without it and see if the problem 
goes away. If you are using ANSI just to view the pics on BBS and such get 
ANSI.COM and load it when you load Telix. That may also help and ANSI.COM 
can be unloaded when you are done with it.

Another thought, TURN OFF ALL SOUND IN Telix. The sound board and Telix may 
be fighting. Line noise produces beeps on the remote PC many times. What may 
be happeneing is that line noise which Flipper is sending to the sound board 
never gets to your ears because of the conflict when a ctrl-g or some other 
character that produces sound comes across in the noise burst.

Does this only happen when you are using the modem?

As a last ditch effort try Qmodem.

Ed...  
 

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