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14-Dec-2000, 11:25 AM #1
I notice a lot of folks write in asking about their connection speeds (i.e., is it my modem?, is it my phone line?, why can't I connect at over 26,400? etc.).

I found a test while stumbling around trying to solve my office connection problem that may be useful to some of you. It tests your phone line to see if it is 56K capable.
http://www.3com.com/56k/need4_56k/linetest.html

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