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2. Click on Apply to apply your change.
3. Click on Close to close the dialog box.
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To change the default protocol settings:
1. Click on Preferences on the Main Menu.
2. Click on Modem.
The following dialog box appears:
3. Select whether your phone is tone or pulse.
4. Click on Speed and Format Options.
The Serial Port Options dialog box
appears.
5. Changethe settings to match those you made in the Protocol dialog box.
See page 336 for information on the Protocol dialog box.
6. Click on OK.
The Serial Port Options dialog box closes.
7. Click on OK to close the Modem dialog box.
8. Choose Exit from the File menu.
Choosing the terminal settings
Computers in the workplace and home speak different languages. Before
you communicate with another computer, you must make Ensemble speak
the language of the other computer, or
terminal.
Call the person you
want to communicate with bymodem to find out what kind of terminal he
or she has selected on their computer or word processor. Then, you choose
terminal settings in order to make Ensemble speak the language of the other
terminal.
Also, Ensemble generally must speak the language of another computer
when you hook up to an online service. When you sign up for an online
service, a representative should tell you whether you should use the same
terminal.
The Ensemble Communication application can speak the language of
terminals such as TTY, VT52, VT100, WYSE50, and ANSI by imitating" the
language. Because the imitation is not complete, you may find that some
features do not work as you expect with a certain terminal. However, the
imitation should be adequate for most situations.
The Preferences application is
described in Getting Started.
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