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I have been having trouble sending files as e-mail attachments.

I have an ISDN line (64K) with an NEC ATerm 35 adaptor (modem) and a 
PowerMac6100. Data comes in to my system at a very good rate, up to 
5kbps/sec. in some cases. However it is VERY slow when I try to send 
data out. I have recently been trying to send files as e-mail 
attachments, using Eudora J. Even fairly small files (12K - 15K) take 
forever to send, and usually fail. The failure is due to the MacTCP 
timing out. I get the following message:

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That pesky MacTCP is acting up again.
5
The connection timed out
{37:140]

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Does anyone know what I can do to improve this situation? Is the slow 
transmission rate due to a problem with my ISP? (At one point I had two 
different ISPs, but found the same problem with both so I'm not sure)

Is there a way to tell the MacTCP not to time out, or to reset it so it 
takes e.g. 30 mins. before it times out?

Anyone else have this problem? I need to solve this because I have had 
several important files that I haven't been able to send from home (I 
eventually had to break each up into several smaller files in order to 
send). 

Any insights would be appreciated.

-Marc Lamphier