CompuServe Thread

#modems

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#186615From: Jim Nangano/SYSOPFeb 25, 1995 3:28 PM
Volker, You are a bit confused. There is a terminal program for the Amiga called BaudBandit — it used to be sold by Progressive Peripherals before they went out of business. I'm not sure if the program is currently available elsewhere or not (the author was separate from the publisher). I personally don't use it, but I know that many folks do. It is not the same as (or related to) the serial.device replacement to which you refer, which is shareware and available here in our libraries. There also is no problem accessing Compuserve using 8N1, as I do it all the time. You just have to have your term program set to "strip high bit", or ignore the initial gibberish at the UserID: and Password: prompts and type "blind". Hope this clarifies things a bit…. – BobR
#186619From: Volker LaukeFeb 25, 1995 5:38 PM
Thank you for info. Did not know that there is or was a 2nd Baudbandit on the market. That must be confusing. I use the BaudBandit.device with Term 4.0 and stripped the higher bit. It was working. However now I use AutoPilot and there is no Bit to strip. So I use the serial.device. I tried AutoPilot with the BaudBandit.device, but it won't work. AutoPilot told me "Can't open BaudBandit.device". >>>Volker
#187376From: Robert C. KrupkaMar 3, 1995 9:55 PM
I currently use Baud Bandit (commercial) and it does have th versitility to which you refer.