lampson@tellabs.com (Dave Lampson) (03/24/91)
The MSDOS version of the Prodigy software shows that the program takes up to 10 input parameters. I know the first parameter is a nickname for autologin, but does anyone have the definition for all of the other input parameters? Also, in browsing through the other files in the directory, it appears there is some capability for 9600 baud. Does anyone know how to get this set up? Thanks. -- Dave lampson@tellabs.com
c60b-1eq@web-1f.berkeley.edu (Noam Mendelson) (03/24/91)
In article <5627@tellab5.tellabs.com> lampson@tellabs.com (Dave Lampson) writes: >Also, in browsing through the other files in the directory, it appears there >is some capability for 9600 baud. Does anyone know how to get this set up? To the best of my knowledge, there is no Prodigy number that supports anything over 2400 bps (ridiculous, I agree), with the exception of Rochester, NY, where I believe they have set up a 4800 bps line as an experiment. +==========================================================================+ | Noam Mendelson ..!agate!ucbvax!web!c60b-1eq | "I haven't lost my mind, | | c60b-1eq@web.Berkeley.EDU | it's backed up on tape | | University of California at Berkeley | somewhere." |
timmons@atccad.enet.dec.com (03/30/91)
I don't have my Prodigy info handy, but notice that the phone numbers are divided into 2 groups. One of the groups support 9600 baud. If you look at the log on file it is actually identified as 9600 in the comment field. Change the baud from 1200 to 2400, then see what file changed where. Then change it to 9600 with an editor. Or call Prodigy and say your modem only does 9600 and they will reluctantly tell you how. I have no idea why they hide the 9600! Ray T.