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"Hayes Compatible" for dialnet

To: p2@Porter.ASL.dialnet.symbolics.com, SLUG%ai.SRI.com%Riverside.SCRC.symbolics.com@SKYWALKER.ENTERPRISE.DIALNET.SYMBOLICS.COM, slug-dial%ai.SRI.com%Riverside.SCRC.symbolics.com@SKYWALKER.ENTERPRISE.DIALNET.SYMBOLICS.COM
Subject: "Hayes Compatible" for dialnet
From: York@Chuck-Jones.ILA-West.Dialnet.Symbolics.COM (William M. York)
Date: Tue, 29 May 1990 14:43:00 -0400
In-reply-to: <19900525001338.2.P2@Porter.ASL.dialnet.symbolics.com>

    Date: Fri, 25 May 90 00:13-0000
    From:     p2@Porter.ASL.dialnet.symbolics.com (Peter Paine)

	Has anyone purchased a "Hayes Compatible" modem and successfully run dialnet?
	Would appreciate any advice on purchase and installation of same,
	thanks.

    All UK dialnet users use "Hayes Compatible" modems.

    Our friendly SE, Guy Footring, has issued patches to interface to them.

[These are the weirdest mail addresses I have seen in a long time]

I also recently switched to a Hayes compatible modem.  And, of course, I
also had to make some patches to get things to work reliably.  Maybe we
could consolidate these somewhere?

References:
- "Hayes Compatible" for dialnet
  - From: p2@Porter.ASL.dialnet.symbolics.com (Peter Paine)

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