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From: Kevin Eliuk <kevin_eliuk@sunshine.net>
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Subject: Thank You [was Problem connecting to K56Flex PM-3]
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Hi,

I would really like to thank each one of you for sharing
your experience in regards to my question.

I have read in the Livingston website that they have tested
the Zoom K56Flex and include it as a compatible modem. I
have also recieved many recommendations to consider the
Supra as my upgrade.

I also understand that PM-3 will not fully support USR x2 until
sometime in 1998. This may make me put off upgrading until I
am sure what I am upgrading to is full digital. I understand
from the Hayes website that their modem is anologue, and the
real choice seems to be digital.

I did try &K0 or in my case \Q0 in a effort, to no avail.
For the time being adding the few(3) commas to my dial
string adds the fix for me to get a compatible hookup.

I have also passed your suggestions on to one of the few
capable support staff at My ISP so as he to can benefit from
your experience.

Thanks again.

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