Re: No modem response if speed is set greater than 9600

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From: mmi... Mike Miller
Date: Sun, 07 Apr 1996 00:00

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In article <4jsd6v$i...@mule2.mindspring.com>,
Garred Wellman <gar...@mindspring.com> wrote:
>Just wondering if anyone knows why an internal USR 28.8 modem will not
>receive a response if the speed set set higher than 9600 in a modem
>game ?
>

As it explains in the tech notes, and as Joe Siegler has repeated, the
game was optimized to run at the 9600 baud level, and connecting at a higher
speed will not make the game run any faster.

-Mike
 http://www.bayserve.net/~mike/duke/

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-MikeMiller
 mi...@bayserve.net
 http://www.bayserve.net/~mike/duke/

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Date: 1996/04/07
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