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In article <40g80k$qdt@news1.netzone.com> 
netdude@nz1.netzone.com (Paul Campbell) writes:
>From: netdude@nz1.netzone.com (Paul Campbell)


>webmaster@superb.com wrote:
>: crayhobb@cutcson.com (Dale Roose) wrote:
>: >In article <40c5pl$lf2@globe.indirect.com>
>: > webmaster@superb.com writes:

>: >That same thing used to happen to me, disconnect when trying 
>: >to open eMail.  In my case it was a problem with my comm 
>: >driver.  After replacing the comm driver, It hasn't happened 
>: >since.  Hope this helps.

>: Please excuse my ignorance - comm driver?

>Perhaps he means comm board?  As in the multi-IO board that one uses when 
>connecting a serial modem to a computer.  Maybe he upgraded to a 16550 
>UART...

I apologize for the delay getting back here.  The comm driver I refer to 
is the .drv software for windows.  I should have mentioned that in the 
previous post and again I apologize.  I also have the 16550 UART, but 
I've had that all along.  If you aren't running windows, the CyberDrv 
comm program may not help at all.  There does seem to be some 
additional communications requirement for getting e-mail that the 
login/password process doesn't care about.  Exactly what that is, I have 
no idea.

Best wishes to all,
Dale Roose