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From: Francis.Huigsloot@f4.n512.z2.FIDONET.ORG (Francis Huigsloot)
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Subject: Re: dosmode
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Date: 31 Jan 90 18:13:58 GMT
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 >This shouldn't happen, so something is wrong here :-)
 >Does this happen with ANY dos program, or are you trying to run
 >something that takes over the comm port? (perhaps without
 >your realizing it.)
 
 
Hello,
 
Let  me  first thank you for your reply. Dosmode on my computer means that
Fixed  Disk  Organizer (IBM) is started. From there i can select programs.
Say  i am using TP 5.0 and calling a bbs, my modem shuts down. Perhaps you
will read another message of mine, i found that the problems only occur if
i go to dosmode AFTER starting a com program. 
 
 
 >Also,  what  type  of  a system are you running under- which version of
 >OS/2,  and  how  much  system  ram  do you have? These factors might be
 >relevant in trying to pin down your problem.
 
 
My system is a IBM model 70, 4 MB Ram. I am running under OS/2 version 1.1
EE.
 
Tot ziens,
 
Francis Huigsloot
 
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