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"Trevor W. Gray BA,BAI,MIEI." <tgray@iol.ie> wrote:

>rclapham@hibernia.ie (Robin D Clapham) wrote:
>>
>> Windows 95 sends two seperate "at" commands 
>> (about 2/100 sec apart)
>> the default and the extra settings (as user defined):-
>> i.e. in my case:-
>> 
>> Windows 95 default
>> Send: AT S7=30 S30=180 LM1 &Q5 \N4 %C3 &K3 BN1 X4<cr>
>> 
>> Additional init
>> Send: AT &f2 n1 w2 &c1 &d1 &k3 &q5 \n3 %c1 %e1 s7=60 s36=7 s48=7<cr>
>> 
>> 
>> DOES THE SECOND OVER RIDE THE FIRST OR JUST ADD TO IT
>> CHANGING ONLY THE CONFLICTING COMMANDS
>> i.e. %c1 to %c3

>Who cares!

>Serves you right for using Windows 95

>Should've stuck with Win311

Well now, you're real helpful aren't you?

To address the issue, it is just like issuing two at commands,
whatever commands are duplicated, the second one will override.  You
can either manually take control by using the "Extra Settings" field
or you can hack away at the registry to manually modify  the at
commands.  Obviously the first choice is eaiser.