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We received our Guidon software package and I had no trouble
installing and running it from windows. I can log in at 2400
baud and search, print, and download. Our Modem is a Hayes
9600B with V.42 bis and MNP5, V.32 for communications. My
problem is trying to access Compuserv at 9600 baud, the modem
dials and connects and I immediately get a NO CARRIER message.
I can dial in on the OCLC Network number and work at 9600 with no
problem but that is a long distance call. Compuserv is the only
9600 baud service in Milwaukee. Has anyone else had similar
problems with a high speed meodem and Compuserv??? Any suggestions
appreciated. I will summarize for the list.

Rick Henning
Technology Advisor/Information Systems
Medical College of Wisconsin
MCW Libraries
RHenning@Mis.Mcw.Edu
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