In <[log in to unmask]> [log in to unmask] writes: > I believe that these Codex modems are not the only devices that may feel > obliged to intercept the flow control characters and act on them. I am under > the strong suspicion that some of the WAN cards (which are basically high- > speed modems) that appear in some of the more popular routers that allow > remote-access are similarly capable of being programmed to allow either the > transparent passing of flow control characters or interacting with it in the > same manner as the Codex modems, and thus generating the same failure suite to > o > an HP3000 user. Muxes (remember the HP233x?) and X.25 network devices are also notorious for eating flow control... -Chris Bartram