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Subject: Re: win95 ppp config...
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Look for "direct modem connection". You need to install it separately. It
supports null-modem and laplink (parallel), so I don't think a dedicated
line would be a problem.

Kevin

On Sun, 3 May 1998, Luigi Rizzo wrote:

> sorry for the question but...
> 
> in Windows95, how can i use ppp over a dedicated line (possibly with
> soft flow control) ?
> 
> The Win95 configuration seems to only propose ppp access through
> a modem, and even if i can bring up a terminal before and after
> the connection has been set up, it insists to issue modem commands
> in the middle, and it hangs there...
> 
> 	thanks
> 	luigi
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