Works: Data Arrives at 1200 Baud Rate in Communications Module
PSS ID Number: Q43249 Article last modified on 06-10-1996
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MACINTOSH
| The information in this article applies to: |
| - Microsoft Works for the Macintosh, versions 1.x and 2.0 |
SUMMARY
In the Microsoft Works Communications module, information cannot arrive at a baud rate faster than approximately 1200 bits per second. Works will not receive information faster if a faster baud rate is used by the modem.
This is a recognized limitation of Works when used in a text capture or display mode and reflects the effective text-throughput speed of the Works Communications module.
When a file is received or sent with a protocol (either XMODEM, XMODEM Text, or MacBinary), the throughput will be much faster. Generally, when using a protocol, the speed of data transmission will approach the maximum throughput possible between sender and receiver.
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Copyright Microsoft Corporation 1996.
