I'm a fairly recent OS/2 convert. One of the first problems I found was that 
OzWin, my Windows CIS access program, had severe problems making a connection - 
so much so that it was pretty much unusable. On advice from people in the OzCis
forum, I downloaded and installed Ray Gwinn's SIO drivers. These cured my 
initial problems (apparently caused by Windows for Workgroups comms drivers -
Windows 3.1 users don't seem to get this problem).

Installing Ray's drivers (BTW, if you use them - please take the time to 
register on SWREG) caused a new problem. The Internet Access Kit (IAK) 
in the Warp BonusPak stopped seeing the modem. All other comms programs 
(e.g. OzWin, OS/2 CIM, HyperAccess Lite) worked fine, but the IAK was unable to 
get a response from the modem (in my case this is a USR 14,400 fax modem).
Since I posted a query on this, and got my problem resolved, I've noticed a
number of other users with similar symptoms, so I decided to post this little
file to help in getting over the hump.

The first thing to point out is that Ray Gwinn actually documents that some 
users may need to set the MODE DTR on for their COMx port. It's buried deep in 
the documentation, but it is there.

To test if it is a COMx port setting problem, open an OS/2 command prompt and 
type :

MODE COMx DTR=ON

where "x" is the serial port your modem's connected to. Now try the IAK dialler
again. If this resolves the problem, the following line can be added to your
CONFIG.SYS to enable the setting every time you boot Warp :

RUN=D:\OS2\MODE.COM COMx DTR=ON

I would also suggest you download PPP.ZIP from Library 20 of OS2USER. This not 
only provides PPP support for the dialler, but also has a much improved 
interface.


Des Dougan,
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