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 rcollins@cyberus.ca wrote in article <33622c5b.1596554@news.ndhq.dnd.ca>...

>On 26 Apr 1997 04:15:20 GMT, "Dean A Dunday" <ddunday@powerweb.net>
>wrote:
>
>>The problem I am having is this, I have a host and remote setup with two
>>USR 28.8 modems running PCanywhere32 7.5. The application being ran is a
>>16bit medical package.  When the program is ran and no mouse clicks are
>>sent for a grid control area the program runs fine, as soon as a mouse
>>click is done in a grid area, i.e. spreadsheet type grid, the remote
hangs
>>except for mouse movement. If the host completes the mouse movement or
>>exits from the program the link is fine.  Both modems are set to the
same
>>speed setting, both either run software or hardware control. All dll's
are
>>the same. Have set the extra settings to s12=0 for the delay.  Getting
rid
>>of the modems is not an option. Any ideas? I'm about out.
>
>It sounds very much like you have an IRQ conflict between your modem
>and your mouse.  Remember, comm ports 1 and 3 both use IRQ 4, and
>ports 2 and 4 use IRQ 3.  You want to make sure your modem is not
>sharing an IRQ with the mouse.
>
>
>Rick


If that doesnt solve the problem it sounds like the classic 16 bit
application crash..
ie: running 16bit apps and 32 bit apps together at the same time can cause
major problems..its to do with the way a 16bit program takes the processor
time ie: all at once.. unlike 32bit apps which can share processor time
with no problems

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