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From: 252u3130@fergvax.unl.edu (Phil Dietz)
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Subject: Re: JRComm doesn't like my Modem
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Date: 2 Dec 90 00:07:51 GMT
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In article <6016@crash.cts.com> hrlaser@crash.cts.com (Harv Laser) writes:
>well for him.  Many terminal programs look at the Preferences setting
>for baud rate and inherit it... this has caused many people using such
>programs to set and save their preferences baud rate to 2400. If those
>same people then download and try to start using JRComm, which fires
>up the first time set to 9600, it's not going to work. Could that be
>the cause of the problem you were having?
>
One of the best things I love about JRCOMM is that it has auto-baud
rate!!  When I have my modem plugged in, it defaults to 2400 baud that i
saved with jrcomm preferences....but if I plug in my 19.2k direct
connect serial cable, it defaults to 19.2k that I set in preferences!
:-)
 
JRCOMM is the only term I see that does this.  True it may seem small,
but it sure beats going through a file requestor to load the preferneces
each time you use want to modem....
 
Phil Dietz

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>Harv Laser                                      {anywhere}!crash!hrlaser
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