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On Sun, 25 Jun 1995, David Greenman wrote:

>    I'm not sure this going help a lot - most of the data gets buffered in the
> modem and priority queing for ACKs isn't going to help this.

  How big are modem buffers?  From my own expirences, modem buffers sizes 
appear to be much less than the TCP win size, which would indicate that 
most of data is buffered at the computer.

Tom