Tom Berkley wrote:
I agree that html mail is a pain in the eyeball, but netscape has never
crashed for me responding to html formatted email.
My Netscape (from 7.2) crashes only with a reply attempt to that
particular HTML message. This happens before the compose window
appears, so you may
Ron Stodden wrote:
Tom Berkley wrote:
I agree that html mail is a pain in the eyeball, but netscape has never
crashed for me responding to html formatted email.
My Netscape (from 7.2) crashes only with a reply attempt to that
particular HTML message. This happens before the compose
I rarely reply to html messages anymore unless I know the person. When I
see html, if the subject or first line (when its readable) doesn't grab
me, I delete it in a flash and go on to the next. Its just not worth the
discomfort trying to read the bloody things.
Tom Berkley
Ron Stodden wrote:
Jerry,
Kindly do NOT post email in HTML format - Netscape crashes when a
reply is attempted.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I think it takes a W1 and an
S??? command in the init string.
S95=1 will report the true modem speed.
This is only true for modems using the Rockwell chipset.
I agree that html mail is a pain in the eyeball, but netscape has never
crashed for me responding to html formatted email. You likely have a
problem with your install or did you need a compelling reason for people
to not use html format? :-)
tom berkley
Ron Stodden wrote:
Jerry,
Kindly do
José Antonio Jiménez Berni wrote:
Is there any way to know the speed of my modem when I connect to the
internet? (33'6k,56k)
Assuming you use a modem and KDE - Huh? Use kppp to connect and you
will get a nice calibrated graph in color. kpppload shows another
graph of the same thing.
Is there any way to know the speed of my modem when I connect to the
internet? (33'6k,56k)
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On Sun, 10 Sep 2000 11:00:41 +0200 "José Antonio Jiménez" wrote:
Is there any way to know the speed of my modem when I connect to the
internet? (33'6k,56k)
For me I stick W2 in my dial command, eg ATW2DT0123456789
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In
Alex V Flinsch wrote:
advertising a larger limit increases the chance that the packet gets fragmented
when passing thru any hop between you and the sender.
Got it. You mean that the negotiation (at socket open time) is only
between
the two _ends_, and cannot take into account any intermediate
Civileme wrote:
William English wrote:
i would like to know too
Alejandro Arredondo wrote:
Hello everybody,
Does anyone know how can I spped up my modem connection. In W98 I
changed
the MaxMTU, MaxMSS, and the Default TTL in the registry and it worked
very
good.
On Mon, 27 Dec 1999, Alejandro Arredondo wrote:
-Hello everybody,
-
- Does anyone know how can I spped up my modem connection. In W98 I
-changed
-the MaxMTU, MaxMSS, and the Default TTL in the registry and it worked
-very
-good. I wonder if it is possible to change in Linux
The MTU and MRU
Stephen Carville wrote:
The MTU and MRU (MaxMSS?) can be adusted in the ppp options file or
from within kppp if you prefer. On some serial connections reducing
these can improve thruput -- 576 works well for many people. There is
rarely any point in increasing them above the default of
Hello everybody,
Does anyone know how can I spped up my modem connection. In W98 I
changed
the MaxMTU, MaxMSS, and the Default TTL in the registry and it worked
very
good. I wonder if it is possible to change in Linux
Thank You!
i would like to know too
Alejandro Arredondo wrote:
Hello everybody,
Does anyone know how can I spped up my modem connection. In W98 I
changed
the MaxMTU, MaxMSS, and the Default TTL in the registry and it worked
very
good. I wonder if it is possible to change in Linux
Thank You!
William English wrote:
i would like to know too
Alejandro Arredondo wrote:
Hello everybody,
Does anyone know how can I spped up my modem connection. In W98 I
changed
the MaxMTU, MaxMSS, and the Default TTL in the registry and it worked
very
good. I wonder if it is possible
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