>Have you tried going to control panel, modems, diagnostics, and reading
>the ATI information from there? That would be an easier way for novice
>users to get their ATI information out in the open, since they won't have
>to type anything.
Two potential problems with that. On my system, if I do this, the
ATI1 and ATI3 information for my modem is not displayed. In hyperterm,
if I do ATI3, I get the following:
ATI3
U.S. Robotics 56K Voice Pro EXT V4.9.2
OK
In the control panel diagnostics, it just shows up like this:
ATI1 OK
ATI2 OK
ATI3 OK
ATI4 ... [valid info for ATI4 here]
ATI4 ...
...
Later on, there is another reading (ATI7) which contains the 4.9.2 version
number, but it's buried in a lot of things. I have no idea why Windows=
will
not properly report the ATI3 setting via the control panel diagnostics.
Secondly, it is not possible to copy text from the diagnostics output=
window
into the clipboard. So the user has to either retype it all, or be walked
through it over the phone.
This is all in Windows 95 OSR2.1 (4.00.950 B).
Michael Bryan
pmu@ursine.com
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