That did it!  Thanks.


At 08:37 PM 3/3/03, Gary Lee wrote:
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>If in windows 3.1, 95, 98, or me try the following.
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>Edit your system.ini file.
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>Search for the [386 enhanced] subsection.
>
>Immediately under that header insert the following line.
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>comxautoassign=0
>
>where x is the number of your com port 1, 2, 3, or 4.
>This prevents windows from taking total control of your com port.  It
>allows sharing between windows and a dos program.
>
>Note however, that you will have no data integrity between the two
>programs.  By this I mean that data from one program could corrupt the
>operation of the other.  I use this strategy successfully for running dos
>terminal programs under windows 95 and 98.
>
>Hope this helps someone out there.
>
>Gary Lee
>kb9zuv
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