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--------------------------------------------------------------------- Delrina CommSuite 95 README Notes March 14, 1996 ===================================================================== The following information reflects changes made for this release of CommSuite, dated March 14, 1996. You should review this information prior to installing CommSuite. This document also describes changes made since the first editions of the Delrina CommSuite Getting Started guide and the User's guides for each CommSuite program were printed. Where applicable, these notes refer to specific sections in the appropriate manual. COMMSUITE ========= Getting Information Electronically ---------------------------------- Online help can provide you with detailed information when you need it most -- while you are using CommSuite. To get procedural help, click the Help Topics command on the Help menu. For context-sensitive information, click the What's This? "?" button at the top of any dialog. This release also updates the WinFax, WinComm, Cyberjack and Talkworks online help. The Troubleshooting section in the online help for each product has been expanded and contains information not included in the manuals at time of printing. In cases where the online help and the manuals differ, the online help is more up-to-date. Updated information, including text files mentioned in this document, is also made available on the Delrina Web site, the Delrina BBS and through CompuServe. Refer to the "Getting Help" chapter of your Getting Started guide for details on accessing these services. Accessing the CompuServe Forum ------------------------------ Online support for Delrina products on CompuServe has been moved to the Symantec forum. Enter GO SYMANTEC. Support for Viewing GIF-LZW Files Licensed From Unisys ------------------------------------------------------ The support for viewing GIF-LZW files in Delrina Image Manager is licensed from Unisys Corporation, under U.S. Patent No. 4,558,302 and foreign counterparts. Call Discrimination ------------------- If you have a Class 1, Windows (TAPI) modem that supports call discrimination, the CommSuite programs can recognize and handle data, fax and voice calls. To accept data calls, do the following: - enable Direct Data Calls in the WinFax Receive Properties dialog - run or minimize WinComm in host mode - run or minimize WinFax with Automatic Reception enabled If Voice Answering is also enabled in WinFax, an additional step is required for WinFax to recognize and hand off data calls. The sender must add the following suffix to their dial string when sending data files: ,,,*,,9* If you have multiple mailboxes set up in TalkWorks, insert any valid mailbox number before the 9: ,,,*,,1,,9* Each comma represents a two-second pause. You may need to adjust the number of commas. If you are upgrading from WinFax PRO 7.0 to the CommSuite version of WinFax and you want to use call discrimination, you must remove your modem and then add it again from the Modem Properties dialog. On the Setup menu, click Modem. Removing and adding your modem resets your existing modem settings to their defaults. WINFAX ====== What's New in TalkWorks ======================= US Robotics Sportster Vi ------------------------ This release adds support for the US Robotics Sportster Vi series of modems. When you install your USR modem, you will be prompted for new voice prompt files. Unimodem/v ---------- This release of TalkWorks will work with the Unimodem/v driver. Silence Detection slide control ------------------------------- The Stop Recording When Silent check box on the TalkWorks Properties dialog has been changed to the Silence Detection Sensitivity slide control. If your phone system has a lot of line noise, set this control towards the high end. Option to leave a message in another mailbox -------------------------------------------- The asterisk key (*) will now take you back to the main menu after leaving a voice message or retrieving your messages. You can then leave a message in another mailbox. What's New in WinFax ==================== This update resolves a wide variety of problems and performance issues. The main areas of improvement are: - time needed to load WinFax programs, print from another program to send a fax, retrieve and update phonebook and log information - conversion of WinFax PRO 4.0 cover pages and phonebooks - DDE issues with PIM phonebooks such as ACT! and Maximizer - functionality in the Send dialog - support for Mustek and HP Deskscan v2.3 scanners - new Word 7.0 and Excel 7.0 macros WinFax Fast Start ----------------- Fast Start speeds up the faxing process by loading a streamlined version of WinFax designed for sending faxes only. With Fast Start running, you can print to WinFax to send a fax faster, and any faxes you have scheduled are sent at the appropriate times. This release of WinFax PRO 7.0 adds the WinFax Fast Start icon to the Startup group. Note: You cannot receive faxes automatically using Fast Start. You must have WinFax or CommBar running or minimized. To send a fax without opening WinFax: 1. Right click the WinFax Fast Start icon. 2. Click Send Fax. The WinFax Send dialog appears. 3. Address your fax, including any attachments and a cover page. 4. Click Send. To open the main WinFax window from the WinFax Fast Start icon, right click the icon and click Start WinFax 7.0. When you close WinFax, WinFax Fast Start will automatically be reloaded. You can also close WinFax Fast Start from the right click menu. Exit Fast Start before uninstalling or reinstalling WinFax. Quick View ---------- Use Quick Fax Viewer to view and print faxes and attachments (files with .FX? extensions) from Windows Explorer or your Windows desktop. To view a file in Quick Fax Viewer, right click on it and then select Quick View from the menu. If nothing happens, you may not have Quick View enabled in Windows 95. To enable Quick View: 1. On the Windows Start menu, point to Settings and click Control Panel. The Control Panel folder opens. 2. Double click Add/Remove Programs. The Add/Remove Programs Properties dialog appears. 3. Click the Windows Setup tab. 4. In the Components list, click Assessories. 5. Click the Details button. 6. In the Components list, enable Quick View and click OK. The Add/Remove Programs Properties dialog reappears. 7. Click OK. You may be prompted for your Windows 95 CD. Save Folder Tree State on Exit ------------------------------ Enable this option on the Program Properties dialog if you only want WinFax to refresh the last phonebook you accessed in the Phonebook panel of the Send dialog. This may improve the speed at which the Send dialog appears. If you disable this option, WinFax refreshes all existing phonebooks when you display the Send dialog. Always Launch WinFax When Printing From Another Application ----------------------------------------------------------- Enable this option to start the full WinFax program when you print to WinFax from another application. Otherwise, WinFax Fast Start starts. Disabling this option may improve printing speed. General ======= Receiving from fax machines without tone ---------------------------------------- With TalkWorks added to WinFax, calls from fax machines that do not initiate fax tone will be treated as voice calls. You can include instructions in your voice message for fax callers having difficulty to add the following suffix to their dial string to have WinFax take the call: ,,,*,,8* Each comma represents a two-second pause. If you have multiple mailboxes set up in TalkWorks, insert any valid mailbox number before the 8. If the caller has a handset on the fax machine, they can enter the following when TalkWorks answers the call: * <wait for mailbox prompt> enter mailbox number <wait for password prompt> 8* Sending WinFax PRO 4.0 cover pages ---------------------------------- Certain WinFax PRO 4.0 cover pages may cause transmission to train down or fail part way through sending the cover page. If you have this problem, disable High Speed Compression (2D) on the Fax tab of your Modem Properties dialog. To display this dialog, click Modem on the Setup menu, select your modem and click Properties. Modem does not Wait for bong ---------------------------- Not all modems support the "Wait for bong" feature for credit card dialing. To work around this use the "Wait" option and adjust the wait time as required. Importing logs into a new message store --------------------------------------- If you are creating a new message store to hold imported log records, disable the Compress Fax Messages option. Using WinFax with a CAS modem ----------------------------- If you use WinFax PRO 7.0 with a CAS modem, contact the modem vendor or manufacturer to ensure that you have the appropriate CAS drivers for Windows 95. Using WinFax on an IBM ThinkPad with an IBM Mwave modem ------------------------------------------------------- WinFax requires version 2.0 or later of the Mwave modem software. Disk space requirements for receiving faxes ------------------------------------------- WinFax requires a minimum of 1 MB of free disk space to receive faxes. If your computer does not meet this requirement, WinFax displays the following error message: "Disk is full. Unable to receive faxes." Free up at least 1 MB of disk space, close any other programs and ask the sender to resend the fax. Fine tuning the WinFax Printer Driver for gray scale faxing ---------------------------------------------------------- If you are sending a fax that contains gray scale images, you may improve the appearance of the fax by adjusting the settings for the WinFax printer driver. On the Graphics tab, select Error Diffusion and set the Intensity at approximately 175. Using the Delrina WinFax Scanner -------------------------------- If you already have a WinFax scanner, you will need additional files in order to use it with WinFax PRO 7.0. If you have the CD version of CommSuite 95, you can install these files from the Setup Welcome screen. The files are also available from the Delrina Web site, the Delrina BBS or on CompuServe. Using WinFax macros ------------------- When upgrading, WinFax macros for Microsoft Word must be reinstalled. It is recommended that you remove the old WinFax macro files before attempting to install the updated versions. To remove a macro 1. On the Word Tools menu, click Macro. The Macro dialog appears. 2. In the Macros Available In drop-down list, select All Active Templates. A list of macros appears. 3. Select the macro you want to delete, and click DELETE. To install a macro 1. Click the Windows Start button, point to Programs, point to WinFax PRO 7.0 and click Microsoft Word 6.0 or 7.0, depending on which version of Word you use. Microsoft Word appears. 2. Follow the Macro Install Instructions displayed within Word to install the macro. For information on updates to the WinFax macros, see the file WFXMACRO.TXT in your WinFax installation directory. Retrieving BFT events from a remote fax station ----------------------------------------------- In order to poll a remote fax station for BFT events, ECM must be enabled on both the polling computer and the remote fax station. PackRat 4.0 phonebook does not open in WinFax --------------------------------------------- If you cannot open the PackRat phonebook in WinFax, check that the path specification in the [Polaris PackRat 4.0] section of your WIN.INI file is correct. Expanding and collapsing folders -------------------------------- Use the plus and minus keys on your keyboard to expand and collapse folders in WinFax. You can also do this in the phonebook list in the Send Fax wizard. Copying column headings ----------------------- You can now copy column heading settings between folders in the Logs or Phonebooks window. To copy headings, right click in the folder list and select the Copy Headings command. Use this feature to quickly and easily format the way folder information appears. Delrina WinFax PRO User's Guide =============================== Adding and Removing Single Fax Pages (page 5-7) ----------------------------------------------- You cannot add or remove single pages to or from a fax event. The Add and Remove buttons no longer appear on the Fax Pages dialog. Archiving Events (pages 5-11 to 5-12) ------------------------------------- Events in the default message store are not compressed. Create a new message store to archive events and have them compress automatically. Setting Printer Driver Resolution (pages 13-4 to 13-5) ------------------------------------------------------ You can change the resolution on the Send dialog. Click Options and select the setting in the Resolution drop-down list. Note: Returning to the default printer driver settings (error diffusion and intensity at 100) may improve sending performance. Resetting Toolbar Properties (page 13-37) ----------------------------------------- The Reset button no longer appears on the Toolbar Properties dialog. Database Optimizer/Rebuilder Utility (pages A-12 to A-13) --------------------------------------------------------- The executable file name for the database optimizer/rebuilder utility has changed to DELFIX.EXE. This file is installed in the directory in which you installed WinFax. You can run DELFIX from the Run dialog on the Windows Start menu. If you want to rebuild your database, run DELFIX.EXE. If you want to optimize your database, run this file with the "-OPTIMIZE" command line parameter. TALKWORKS ========= General ======= Supported Modems ---------------- TalkWorks supports voice-capable modems based on Rockwell or Cirrus Logic chipsets. Chipsets by US Robotics (Sportster Vi modems) are now supported with this release. Sierra Semiconductor or IBM Mwave are not supported in this release. While Talkworks supports several internal modems made by Zoom Technologies, the external VFX 14.4V is not supported at this time. The Compaq Presario built-in modems are also not supported. Telephony is an emerging technology and new voice modems are being released onto the market regularly. You can obtain a current list of modems that have been tested with TalkWorks and technical notes about modem-specific problems by calling the Delrina Fax InfoLine at: (416) 443-1614. for details on other methods of obtaining technical notes electronically, refer to the "Getting Help" chapter of your Getting Started Guide. Creative Labs PhoneBlaster -------------------------- You may experience volume fluctuations when recording memos or greetings with this modem. To correct the problem, adjust your Windows 95 volume control settings, as follows: 1. Click the Windows Start button, point to Programs, point to Accessories, point to Multimedia, and click Volume Control. The Recording Control dialog appears. 2. On the Options menu, click Properties. The Properties dialog appears. 3. Click Recording and then click OK. The Recording Control dialog reappears. 4. Click the Advanced button. 5. Enable AGC For WaveIn. If you experience feedback during "live" phone calls, disable AGC For WaveIn. USR Robotics ------------ Sportster Vi modem with firmware versions prior to October 1995 do not always respond to the voice record command. With the internal Sportster modem, the process can fail with the line open. Firmware upgrades are available from USR to fix this problem. Playback of messages recorded with USR modems is quite soft. Use the PC sound card to play back messages and adjust the volume control. After a voice call connects but before the prompt is played, the modem speaker may whine. This is not audible to the caller and stops when the prompt starts. Dialing using the TalkWorks Telephone allows the call to be monitored on the modem speaker. With USR modems, the appropriate DTMF tones are sent when the user presses the telephone keys, but the speaker does not remain active. Delrina TalkWorks User's Guide ============================== Forwarding Voice Messages (page 26) ----------------------------------- To forward voice messages manually, modify the recipient information so that you are sending by BFT or Compressed BFT. CYBERJACK ========= Integrating With Netscape Navigator ----------------------------------- Whether you are currently using Netscape Navigator or are planning to do so in the future, you can integrate Cyberjack with Netscape Navigator. After integrating, you can start Cyberjack programs from within Netscape Navigator. For example, if you double click a Gopher site address while browsing with Netscape Navigator, Cyberjack Gopher starts and connects to the site. To integrate Cyberjack with Netscape Navigator, click Netscape Integration on the Setup menu. If you want to start Netscape Navigator when you click a Web CyberLink in the Guidebook, you must uninstall Cyberjack Web. If Netscape Navigator is not your default Web browser, then the default Web browser you have selected will start. To uninstall programs, see your Microsoft Windows 95 documentation. If you experience problems integrating with Netscape Navigator or using any of the Cyberjack programs with Navigator, make sure you are running the latest version of Netscape Navigator. You can download the latest version of Netscape Navigator by connecting to the following Web site: http://home.netscape.com/ For Cyberjack to detect Netscape Navigator on your computer, you must have installed Navigator and run it at least once. Netscape Navigator is a trademark of Netscape Communications, Inc. Cyberjack Archie ---------------- New functionality has been added to Cyberjack Archie. You can now determine whether an Archie server is active before submitting a query to it. You can Ping an Archie server to see if it is active, and then launch a query once you locate an active server. To add Ping and Launch buttons to the New Query dialog in Cyberjack Archie, do the following: 1. On the Setup menu, click Options. The Archie Options dialog appears. 2. Click the General tab. 3. In the Advanced Functionality section, enable any of the following: - Launch New Archie Button to add the Launch button to the New Query dialog. - Ping Archie Server Button to add the Ping button to the New Query dialog. Cyberjack Telnet ---------------- Cyberjack Telnet is a new program added to the Cyberjack set of Internet programs. Telnet is an Internet tool that you can use to run programs on remote computers. Once you log on a Telnet site, you have access to many different types of information and services, including: - library catalogs - text-based user games, such as Multiple User Dungeons (MUDs) - other Internet programs, like WAIS, Gopher or HYTELNET. For more information on how to use Cyberjack Telnet, see the online help and the Telnet wizard. A chapter on Cyberjack Telnet in Adobe Acrobat format will soon be available on the Cyberjack Web site. The Cyberjack Web page is available at: http://www.cyberjack.com/ Cyberjack Web ------------- Cyberjack Web now supports HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) tables that are commonly used on Web sites across the Internet. The Web page author uses tables to place text and graphics in any location on the Web page. Without Cyberjack Web's support for HTML tables, you would see a long column of text and graphics when you visit a Web site with tables. In addition, Cyberjack Web also supports the use of colored fonts, "watermarked" backgrounds, and background colors specified by name. To see a list of HTML tags that Cyberjack supports, see the Cyberjack 7.0 Supported HTML Tags Web page at: http://www.cyberjack.com/ref/htmltags.htm Online Help =========== Several additions have been made to the Cyberjack Online Help, including a more extensive Troubleshooting section, information about Cyberjack Telnet, and using the new features in Cyberjack Web and Cyberjack Archie. Displaying the ReadMe and Install Log ===================================== The Cyberjack ReadMe file and the Install Log do not appear on the Cyberjack program menu. To view the ReadMe file, open the README.TXT file in a text editor, such as Notepad. To view the Install Log, open the file CYBINST.LOG in a text editor. You can find these files in the Cyberjack program directory. Upgrading ========= You can upgrade Cyberjack automatically. From the Setup menu of any Cyberjack program, click Upgrade. The Cyberjack Online Upgrade wizard appears. Click Next to start the upgrade procedure. The upgraded version of Cyberjack downloads automatically to your system. Check the Cyberjack Web page at http://www.cyberjack.com/ for information on upgrade releases of Cyberjack. General ======= List of Internet Service Providers Available -------------------------------------------- The file ISP.TXT found on the Cyberjack CD ROM or the last install disk (if you have the disk version of Cyberjack) is a list of some of the Internet Service Providers around the world. You can use this list to find an Internet Service Provider in your area. Importing CyberLinks to the Guidebook ------------------------------------- If you decide not to load the sample CyberLinks that come with the Guidebook, you can load them at a later date. In the Guidebook menu click Import. Import the "Guidebook Sample.htm" file from the Cyberjack directory. CyberLinks Reappear After Deleting them in Microsoft Explorer ------------------------------------------------------------- After deleting CyberLinks in Microsoft Explorer, they reappear when you start the Guidebook. The GUIDEBOOK.GBK file keeps a database of all CyberLinks, and restores any missing CyberLinks when you start the Guidebook. To permanently remove CyberLinks from your system, delete them through the Guidebook. Renaming CyberLinks ------------------- You cannot rename the Internet address for any CyberLinks in the Guidebook. If you make a mistake entering a new CyberLink into the Guidebook, delete the entry and create a new CyberLink with the correct Internet address. In-Place Activated Cyberjack Programs ------------------------------------- If you start a Cyberjack program using in-place activation (by double clicking a link that leads to another Cyberjack program), you must close that program before you can shut down Windows. Dragging and Dropping Files Using Cyberjack FTP or Cyberjack Gopher ------------------------------------------------------------------- If you drag and drop a file from a remote site to your computer using either Cyberjack FTP or Cyberjack Gopher, you will find that you are unable to use Windows multitasking capabilities -- like being able to start other programs -- until the transfer is complete. To avoid this when downloading files, click Retrieve Files on the Item menu. This will allow you to continue working while downloading a file. Entering Text and Changing Fields on Forms in Cyberjack Web ----------------------------------------------------------- The TAB and ENTER keys are not supported in Web pages containing forms. Loading a Web Page from the Hard Drive -------------------------------------- While you can load a Web page from your hard drive by clicking Open Page Source on the Page menu, you can also type it directly in the URL field. Type in the location for a Web page on your hard drive in the following format: file:///c:/sample.html Insufficient Memory When Starting a Cyberjack Program ----------------------------------------------------- You get the following message when trying to start a Cyberjack program: Insufficient memory starting program: There is not enough memory to start a Cyberjack application. This can occur if you have a minimal amount of free space left on your hard drive. Increase the space available on your hard drive by doing the following: - empty the contents of the Recycle Bin - delete any unwanted files - defragment your the hard drive (see your Microsoft Windows 95 documentation for details). Dial-Up Settings Disappear After Installing or Selecting a New Modem -------------------------------------------------------------------- After installing or selecting a new modem, your TCP/IP and DNS information disappear from your dial-up settings. This occurs because Windows 95 does not retain these settings for a new modem profile. Write down your dial-up connection information before installing or selecting a new modem in Windows 95. Cyberjack User's Guide ====================== Incorrect Chapter Name (vi) --------------------------- In the Table of Contents, Chapter 9 is titled: "Managing Cyberjack and Email". The correct title is: "Using Cyberjack Diagnostic Tools". Viewing Hypertext Markup Language Source Files (3-11 - 3-12) ------------------------------------------------------------ The Save Page Text menu item has been renamed Save Page Source. The Save to Disk dialog has been renamed the Save Page dialog. The Save Open Page Text menu item has been renamed Open Page Source. The Load from Disk dialog has been renamed Open Page Source. Adding Application Types (3-20 - 3-23) -------------------------------------- The Edit button on the Types tab has been renamed Modify. Ignoring Users (5-16) --------------------- The Ignore List menu item has been renamed Ignore User. Setting the Channel Topics (5-27 - 5-28) ---------------------------------------- The Channel Modes dialog has been renamed IRC Options. A Channel tab has been added to the IRC Options dialog. Finding Text (10-3 - 10-4) -------------------------- The procedure should read as follows: 1. On the Edit menu, click Find. The Find dialog appears. 2. In the Find what field, type your search word. 3. Click Find Next. If the word is in the file it is highlighted. Click Find Next to find the next occurrence of the search word. Checking for Incoming Email Messages (10-13) -------------------------------------------- This section describes how you can access Email from Cyberjack using Microsoft Exchange or another email program. It is not currently possible to access incoming Internet email through Cyberjack. Customizing Cyberjack Toolbars (10-22) -------------------------------------- If you select the Large buttons setting for a session with a name that is more than 32 characters long, the name will wrap and cover the session icon directly below. To prevent this, increase the vertical icon spacing on the Windows Display Properties dialog. Adding a New Toolbar (10-23) ---------------------------- The Reset button has been removed from the Toolbar Properties dialog. WINCOMM ======= Upgrading ========= C scripts ---------- When upgrading from 1.1 to 7.0, convert any C scripts to 32-bit BasicScript format to improve running speed. General ======= Moving WinComm to a different folder or drive --------------------------------------------- If you move WinComm to a folder or drive other than the default (c:\WinComm PRO 7.0), make sure that MSVCRT20.DLL appears in the destination folder. CompuServe B+ file transfer protocol ------------------------------------ WinComm no longer supports the CompuServe B+ file transfer protocol. The default for CompuServe sessions is now Kermit. Windows modem initialization string settings -------------------------------------------- Windows modem initialization string settings can be viewed by clicking the data tab on the Windows Modem Properties dialog. In order to change these settings, you must first set up the modem as a Standard COM port modem. It is not possible to change initialization string settings for Windows (TAPI) modems. Source Files for Host Mode -------------------------- Source files for Host Mode are available for downloading on the Delrina BBS in the WinComm PRO conference area. Viewing Properties of Component Files in Zip Manager ---------------------------------------------------- To view component file properties in Zip Manager, select the file and click Properties on the View menu. Customizing Image Manager toolbar --------------------------------- To customize the Image Manager toolbar, click Options on the View menu, then click the Toolbars tab. Follow the procedure for customizing WinComm toolbars in "Customizing WinComm Toolbars", in Chapter 8 of the WinComm User's Guide. Customizing WinComm toolbars ---------------------------- If you select the Large Buttons setting for a session with a name that is more than 32 characters long, the name will wrap and cover the session icon directly below. To prevent this from happening, increase the vertical icon spacing on the Windows Display Properties dialog. The Reset button has been removed from the Toolbar Properties dialog. As well as being able to assign menu items and scripts to buttons on the toolbar, you can now assign text to send to the host. This feature has the same function as the Send Text To Host option in the Keyboard Editor dialog. You can have a maximum of 36 buttons on a toolbar. Windows modem initialization string settings -------------------------------------------- Windows modem initialization string settings can be viewed by clicking the data tab on the Windows Modem Properties dialog. In order to change these settings, you must first set up the modem as a Standard COM port modem. It is not possible to change initialization string settings for Windows modems. Delrina WinComm PRO User's Guide ================================ Connecting to Additional Systems While Online (page 2-11) --------------------------------------------------------- In step #4, text should read "On the On-Line menu, click Connect" instead of "On the File menu...". Splitting the Session Window (page 3-18) ---------------------------------------- The procedure for assigning specific mouse commands is now located in "Changing Mouse Settings", in Chapter 8. Changing Image Manager Options (page 4-17) ------------------------------------------ On the Image Manager Options dialog, the last three options have been removed and one option added, Center Image In Window. A Toolbars tab has also been added. Customizing WinComm Toolbars (page 8-22) ---------------------------------------- Step #1 should read as follows: 1. Do one of the following: - To configure the Phonebook window toolbar appearance, click Toolbar on the Phonebook Setup menu. - To configure the Session window toolbar appearance, point to Toolbar on the Setup menu and click either All Sessions or This Session. The Toolbar Setup dialog appears. Adding a new toolbar (page 8-23) -------------------------------- Step #1 should read as follows: 1. Do one of the following: - To add a new Phonebook window toolbar, click Toolbar on the Phonebook Setup menu. - To add a new Session window toolbar, point to Toolbar on the Session Setup menu and click either All Sessions or This Session. The Toolbar Setup dialog appears. Password-protecting WinComm (page 8-27) --------------------------------------- Step #3 should read "To add or change a password...". Adding a Standard COM Port Modem (page 8-45) -------------------------------------------- The note on page 8-45 no longer applies. When you configure a Windows (TAAPI) modem as a Standard COM port modem, the Windows modem profile is removed from the list and is replaced by the Standard COM port modem profile. To have both a Windows and Standard COM port profile listed for one modem, you must first reconfigure the Windows modem as Standard COM, then add a Windows modem to the list. Defining initialization strings (page 8-48) ------------------------------------------- The procedure should read as follows: 6. To reverse any changes that have been made since the upgrade, click Restore. The Restore Modem Setting dialog appears. 7. Enable WinComm 1.1 Settings, and select the modem for which you want to restore settings. 8. Click OK. The Properties dialog reappears, and displays the restored initialization string sequence.