JRCOMM vs WB2.0
Larry,
You'll have to get 1.01 if you want to use it with WB2.0, 1.0 won't work
with it at all.
As for the modem. I assume the '+' means MNP, right? The big thing to
remember is that an MNP modem works with a locked baud rate between the
modem and the computer, usually 2 to 4 times greater than the maximum
connect rate. On the comm side, make sure autobaud is off and every
phonebook entry is set to the locked baud rate. The modem also will need
to have its autobaud off (if it has such a function, it should). Then the
comm program and the modem need to be set for CTS/RTS handshake so that you
don't lose data.
Another thing to remember is that a real Hayes 2400bps modem will not
connect with an MNP modem, you have to turn MNP off prior to calling any
system with a Hayes attached to it.
If you still have problems connecting to the BBS after you've checked
that the settings are correct let me know.
BTW, the users manual gives some more general info on MNP modems, you may
want to check on that too.
-jack-