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From: [e-mail] (R. G. Stout)
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Subject: Re: Win95 Modem problem: HELP! (please)
Date: 18 Jan 1996 15:44:46 GMT
Organization: Yale - New Haven Hospital
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Thanks for your input!  I have worked around the problem (without
changing modem drivers) by using the ATM3 command (the speaker emits a
very quick dial-tone sound, then silence, then negotiating tones).  This
is somewhat of a kludge since I want the speaker to stay on from dial
tone until the end of negotiation, but it will do.  I'll search for the
";" dial suffix in the registry and eliminate it to see if that works.

-Bob Stout
[e-mail]
]I do not know for sure but give it a try. My experience wirh modems
]and Windows 95 was the ATD; part. WIN 95 waits for an OK but most
]modems wait for the next string to come. In one of my environments
](A microcom modem) I deleted the ';' from the registry. You may find
]it in the registry under 'dial_suffix' or something like that. Just do
]a search on suffix and you will find it.
]
]Enable modem log will help. Experts can tell very soon from the log
]what is happening.
]
]Hope this helps,
]
]
]
]Arie Lodder
]Numansdorp, The Netherlands
][e-mail]