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> I've got Crosstalk 2.0.0, which is a somewhat out- >of-date version, and it doesn't list any Megahertz modems >at all during setup/installation. As a result, I can't >seem to get it configured in a way that makes the modem >happy. >>I managed to get Kermit running OK with the Megahertz. It was a >>matter of downloading the detailed modem command list from the >>Megahertz bulletin board, and then screwing with all the parameters >>until I got it right. If you like, I could send you the proper >>commands to get the modem working at 14.4 with hardware flow control, >>error correction and compression. Presumably they should work in >>Crosstalk. Andy - I should have been clearer about exactly what troubles I am having with Crosstalk. I can get the modem and the software to work together, but some of the scripts don't work and Crosstalk will occasionally lock-up my machine. For example, when I try to use the Compuserve auto-login script, I get some bizzare error message about a command which can only be executed once online. Apparently the script is trying to issue some Compuserve command before the actual logon has occurred. I too called the Megahertz BBS and downloaded the modem list which they have available for Crosstalk. I copied the updated list to the appropriate Crosstalk directory and set the software up for my specific modem, but no dice. I'm still getting errors when trying to use some of the built-in scripts. And as far as the lock-ups go, I pretty clueless. (Course a lot of people say that about me anyway!) Thanks for your input, Andy. Maybe I'll see what the Crosstalk people have to say next. Thanks, - Karl