#Amiga/Mac communication
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I have been trying to connect via modem to a friend's macintosh (so that he can
upload into my computer some photographs he digitized for me for a newsletter
that I put together quarterly). Anyway, we have been having a very difficult
time of it.
I use AT3. Earlier in the week I set it on remote mode, and went to his house
to see if between the two of us we could figure out what to do. We managed
changing some of the commands to his modem, and succeeded in connecting (I
didn't write them down, so I can't tell you at the moment what the string
read). Anyway, we lost the connection when I mucked up one of the uploads (my
fault, not the 'puters).
Anyway, we tried to connect tonight. We succeded a couple of times, but after
about two minutes of typing at each other (before transferring files), we both
started getting a bunch of garbage. Afterwards, we couldn't connect.
Now here's the question. We both live in the NE, where we've been suffering
through a lot of heat and humidity. Could this (along with excessive power
useage by all of us due to AC, etc.) cause sufficient fluctuations in the phone
lines so that we can't connect? If this is the case, why am I able to connect
to CIS (and he can connect with both CIS and AOL).
Any ideas????
Pat
Hello, Patricia !
This little message is coming from my MacIntosh computer … right out of my
PowerBook 165. Hope you can read it. See: Nothing is in vain.
Regards. T. REX
T. Rex–
Got your message fine. My only problem on CI$ was that I was connecting at
1200 baud (that now seems to be correcting). Hopefully that's, in part, what
was causing my problem with connecting directly with a mac (something that I
was finally able to do using my other modem). Thanks for the test.
Pat