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Subject: Re: PROCOMM PLUS question
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Date: 19 May 89 00:18:00 GMT
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If your setup is like mine, Procomm doesn't come with the right
initalization string. You need to add something to the modem initalizetion
string to tell the modem that it should respond to a busy signal. I forget
what the string is for Hayes compatable, but I found it easily in my
modem manual.
Hope this helps.
Randy