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In article <31ef44d1.1070111@news.demon.co.uk>
   robm@demon.net (Robert Mortimer) writes:
>The problemn is this:
>on 2 intel 486's running win '95 or msdos 6.2 at work
>the dialler file works fine with either multitech of usr
>modems. At home on a 486 running novell dos 7 and a hayes
>accura the dialer doesn't appear to receive the OK from the
>modem until after the time out. Regardless of what the
>time out is set to. If I dial in manually it's fine it just
>seems to object to the script.

You have a "wait OK" not "cwait OK", don't you ?  I can't think why you
should want to use cwait when initialising the modem, but cwait waits
for another character to arrive after the matched string, which for
instance causes problems when "login: " loses its trailing space, as
occasionally happens on the Telehouse logins.

Nick