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1. Make sure the physical com port is still correctly selected in server
options.
2. Check the settings for the chosen com port in Win95. Right click on
My Computer, select Properties, select the Device Manager tab, expand
Ports, select the correct Com Port, click Properties, for port settings
use 115200, 8, None, 1, XOn/XOff. Then click the Advanced button, make
sure the FIFO check box is checked, run the Receive slider all the way
to the right, and the Transmit slider almost to the right and OK your
way out.
3. Don't overlook the obvious. I can't tell you how many times I've lost
the signal because I hadn't secured the connector.
Good luck.
Allan
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Bob Hunt wrote:
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> I've finally gotten around to upgrading to Windows 95 this weekend, and I ran
> into a problem with Tradestation. Rather than suffer through the abuse of
> dealing with Omega tech support, I thought I would post the question here in
> case someone else has had a similar problem in the past and may be able offer a
> solution.
>
> After re-installing Tradestation 4.0, I find that I can get the Offline Server
> to work, but when I attempt to fire Tradestation up, I can't get it to recognize
> the Offline Server . . . Anybody have any ideas???
>
> Thanks in advance for any input that might be offered,
> Bob Hunt
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