Hello Christopher,
Monday, June 19, 2000, 3:01:12 PM, you wrote:
CJT> Hello all,
CJT> I'm writing on behalf of one Polish user, who contacted me to get
CJT> some support, abut since I couldn't provide it, I'm gonna ask you.
CJT> He is using Windows 2000 and has a problem with automatic dual-up
CJT> from TB! It seems to be dialing out, but then disconnects. He is
CJT> using 1.44, his modem is "Zoltrix K56Flex & V90 PCMCIA as COM3" (as
CJT> typed by the user). It works on Win98 for him, only on Win2000
CJT> doesn't. Network & administration settings seem to be OK. Could this
CJT> be a problem with 2000 or an incompatibility with Windows 2000?
If he is disconnected after a successful negotiation I think the
problem lays in his Win2K dial-up settings, or with his ISP, and the
discussion doesn't necessarily belong here. The Bat! uses pre configured
connections when it's dial-up monitor is taking care of business. It
might help though to set The Bat! to check for mail often since many
ISP's dump you if you're idle. An alterative is one of the "keep
alive" applications you can find at for example www.download.com.
I have had problems getting The Bat! getting mail more than once under
Win2K. A quick fix to this is to put in the mail server's IP instead
of it's name. This has worked for me, and using The Bat! under this MS
flavor has worked flawlessly.
CJT> Further infor will be available as soon as I get his registry
CJT> configuration.
CJT> Regards,
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