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In <200310130126.4670889.6@scoug.com>, on 10/13/03
at 01:26 AM, "Dr. Jeffrey Race" said:
>Lately I have been trying to use Injoy to dial in from my TP 600X running
>eCS 1.0, then downloading mail with PMMail. However for the last few
>weeks my system completely locks up after PMMail downloads the first few
>kb of mail (sometimes during the first message, sometimes after 4-5
>messages). I have to cold-boot the TP.
We never got a chance to follow up on this as WS. Did you ever get this
fixed? Is it possible that Injoy is losing the connection and trying to
reconnect? There was a defect that caused systems to trap on redial. Is
this your problem?
Regards,
Steven
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