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CBBS(R) 4.0.3b
12/28/89 20:48:52
Y/N: want CBBS "1st time user" info?^U
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?n;ward;christensen;odraw;;fullc;piss
Logging name to disk...
You are caller 211403; next msg =42967; 362 active msgs.
Prev. call 12/24/89 @ 15:54, next msg was 42942
Recording logon for next time.
Use FULL? to check assignments
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"Mine" command checking fo
>Function:?dir c:log;dir c:killed;dir summary;type-30 log,ward c;or;*;short
LOG. 9
KILLED. 75
SUMMARY. 24
>Function:?type log^U
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?type log;short;r;*
12/23/89,06:58:02,211251,2,ALEX ZELL,,
12/23/89,08:30:29,211252,1,SCOTT TEIPE,,0
12/23/89,10:02:20,211253,2,WARD CHRISTENSEN,,
]S,MESSAGE.X60,
12/23/89,10:39:35,211254,X,WARD CHRISTENSEN,,
12/23/89,11:04:14,211255,X,WARD CHRISTENSEN,,0
12/23/89,12:25:05,211256,2,GARY BROWN,,2
12/23/89,13:52:49,211257,2,RICHARD HINTON,,1
12/23/89,17:21:36,211258,2,ISADORE ZWEIG,,
]CHAT: main menu,1
12/23/89,17:32:56,211259,1,CHARLIE KESTNER,,2
12/23/89,20:48:39,211260,1,ANDY SHAPIRO,,6
12/24/89,00:29:11,211261,1,TUVIA VINITSKY,,5
12/24/89,00:47:22,211262,2,BILL MATTSON,,6
12/24/89,01:03:54,211263,1,MIKE DAVIS,CHICAGO/ IL,
12/24/89,01:15:20,211264,2,CLIFF SHARP,,2
12/24/89,01:25:16,211265,2,JIM POLOUS,,1
12/24/89,04:58:28,211266,2,DAVE VALLIER,woodridg{ illinois,1
12/24/89,09:08:45,211267,3,ED FANTA,,11
12/24/89,09:29:31,211268,2,ALEX ZELL,,
12/24/89,09:37:20,211269,3,MURRAY ARNOW,,9
12/24/89,09:49:17,211270,1,AL HIGGINS,,7
12/24/89,11:14:46,211271,1,RICHARD GOZDAL,,2
12/24/89,12:38:10,211272,1,ROD ATKINSON,Evanston,16
12/24/89,13:18:04,211273,2,JOHN BIRDWELL,Wheaton/ IL,4
12/24/89,13:21:59,211274,1,JIM FLANAGAN,,16
]Ward, Thanks for maintaining this and your other bbs. It has been a
constant source of information & pleasure thru the year. It is really
appreciated.
JIM FLANAGAN,
12/24/89,14:01:08,211275,2,ALEX ZELL,,
12/24/89,15:54:21,211276,2,WARD CHRISTENSEN,,7
12/24/89,18:13:55,211277,2,CHARLES DEROSA,Chicago/ IL,
]CHAT: Interfacing my machine to yours,7
12/24/89,19:16:10,211278,3,MARK SCHRANER,,13
12/24/89,20:41:40,211279,1,DENNIS LEONG,,1
12/24/89,20:54:48,211280,1,BENJAMIN COHEN,,
E#42942,4
12/24/89,21:01:34,211281,2,JAMES SCHMIDT,,1
12/24/89,22:03:44,211282,2,PAUL STREETER,,1
]PAUL STREETER,
12/24/89,22:13:23,211283,3,TIM MAHONEY,WAUKEGAN IL,
]CHAT: MERRY CHRISTMAS TO U !!,12
]MERRY CHRISTMAS AND THANK U FOR EVERTHING
TIM MAHONEY,
12/24/89,22:59:18,211284,3,TIM PECORARO,ELK GROVE,23
]THANKS FOR THE HELP
TIM PECORARO,
12/24/89,23:51:26,211285,1,DENNIS LEONG,,2
12/25/89,00:13:29,211286,2,KENT FORSCHMIDT,Schiller Park/Il,2
12/25/89,01:02:27,211287,2,BILL MATTSON,,2
12/25/89,06:05:38,211288,2,PETE JONES,,1
12/25/89,07:42:25,211289,2,ALEX ZELL,,12
]Best wishes to all for a happy holiday and a great new year.
ALEX ZELL,
12/25/89,09:09:53,211290,1,BENJAMIN COHEN,,1
12/25/89,09:39:01,211291,2,MIKE COOK,,1
12/25/89,09:54:10,211292,1,BILL WOLFF,,
E#42943,17
12/25/89,10:15:26,211293,2,DENNIS STAHL,,2
12/25/89,10:26:59,211294,1,BILL WOLFF,,4
12/25/89,10:34:11,211295,2,BOB VON BORSTEL,,1
12/25/89,10:42:52,211296,2,MIKE SANDMAN,,13
12/25/89,12:33:24,211297,2,JOEL WEINER,,2
12/25/89,12:39:37,211298,3,TIM PECORARO,,
E#42944,13
12/25/89,13:01:45,211299,2,JIM THALE,,7
12/25/89,13:10:28,211300,2,ANDRE BOWDRY,CHICAGO,
12/25/89,13:50:04,211301,1,BILL WOLFF,,
E#42945,12
12/25/89,15:21:10,211302,1,COLIN SCHROEDER,,
E#42946,7
12/25/89,16:38:40,211303,2,OSCAR BERKE,chicago,2
]OSCAR BERKE,
12/25/89,17:23:36,211304,1,RICHARD GOZDAL,,
E#42947,3
12/25/89,17:55:19,211305,2,RICHARD HINTON,,0
12/25/89,18:27:18,211306,2,JOSEPH SKOM,,4
12/25/89,20:25:11,211307,1,FRED D,,
12/25/89,20:41:58,211308,1,DAN RODDEN,,3
12/25/89,20:50:09,211309,1,BILL WOLFF,,1
12/25/89,21:15:25,211310,2,BILL COLEMAN,,10
12/25/89,22:17:36,211311,1,NICK PONCZKO,,
>Help: BBS LIST,
E#42948,24
12/25/89,22:48:08,211312,1,NICK PONCZKO,,23
12/26/89,00:01:49,211313,2,ERIC BOHLMAN,,
E#42949,4
12/26/89,02:52:30,211314,1,BARRY FUERST,,
E#42950,9
12/26/89,04:18:05,211315,2,EARL HALL,,1
12/26/89,07:11:52,211316,3,MURRAY ARNOW,,2
12/26/89,09:07:53,211317,1,COLIN SCHROEDER,,1
]Happy Holidays to y'all, and thanks for all the help I've received
thru this BBS this year! Keep up the good work!
COLIN SCHROEDER,
12/26/89,09:42:29,211318,2,EDGAR COUDAL,,
E#42951,5
12/26/89,10:57:36,211319,2,JOE HOLEWIINSKI,chicago/ill,
>Help: 16,16
12/26/89,12:08:03,211320,2,ALEX ZELL,,
12/26/89,12:46:00,211321,2,ERIC BOHLMAN,,1
12/26/89,14:22:18,211322,3,RANDALL LORENTZ,,
12/26/89,14:28:24,211323,2,DENNIS DUFFNER,,2
12/26/89,14:33:35,211324,2,DENNIS DUFFNER,,1
12/26/89,16:30:51,211325,2,ED FOSTER,,4
12/26/89,17:32:05,211326,1,NICK PONCZKO,,24
12/26/89,17:57:42,211327,2,DENNIS DUFFNER,,1
12/26/89,18:04:29,211328,1,FRANK DUX,LOCKPORT,
E#42952,
>Help: A,9
12/26/89,18:42:57,211329,1,RICHARD GOZDAL,,
]K,42614,RICHARD GOZDAL,
]K,42634,RICHARD GOZDAL, 3
12/26/89,19:19:54,211330,2,BILL WOLFF,,3
12/26/89,20:14:10,211331,3,CURTIS MAY,stickney il,
12/26/89,20:40:51,211332,3,CURTIS MAY,,
>Help: _,
12/26/89,20:54:08,211333,1,CHARLIE KESTNER,,3
12/26/89,20:57:04,211334,2,DENNIS STAHL,,2
12/26/89,21:08:03,211335,2,RAY HINCHMAN,Hinsdale/ IL,
12/26/89,21:48:15,211336,1,BILL WOLFF,,
E#42953,19
12/26/89,22:13:33,211337,1,DONNIE STUHLMAN,,10
12/26/89,22:40:06,211338,2,JOSEPH SKOM,,3
12/26/89,23:15:17,211339,1,BILL LAY,,2
12/26/89,23:57:54,211340,2,EDWARD LEE,,5
12/27/89,00:26:40,211341,1,ROY LIPSCOMB,,
E#42954,
E#42955,29
12/27/89,01:16:06,211342,2,JIM HOGEN,chicago/ il,29
12/27/89,02:02:54,211343,2,BILL MATTSON,,2
12/27/89,05:18:35,211344,2,PETE JONES,,1
12/27/89,06:55:41,211345,2,ALEX ZELL,,
12/27/89,07:49:01,211346,2,ERIC BOHLMAN,,
E#42956,6
12/27/89,09:47:34,211347,1,MICHAEL SKURLA,,2
12/27/89,10:14:38,211348,1,MICHAEL MCDANIEL,,4
12/27/89,12:58:52,211349,2,MIKE LADA,,
E#42957,
E#42958,
E#42959,
>Help: A,18
12/27/89,13:36:25,211350,1,DAN PRICE,DES PALINES ILL,6
12/27/89,13:53:33,211351,1,FRANK DUX,,
]CHAT: COMMUNICATIONS ,
12/27/89,14:07:11,211352,3,PHIL SCHUMAN,,18
12/27/89,14:12:59,211353,1,DON RHODES,,1
12/27/89,14:40:56,211354,1,MIKE SANDMAN,,
E#42960,7
12/27/89,16:31:54,211355,1,ALAN SCHOFFMAN,Garfield,3
12/27/89,16:42:04,211356,1,LANE LARRISON,,4
12/27/89,17:27:47,211357,1,KEN STOX,,2
]To All a Very fruitful and joyous New Year!!
and Ward, as usual, many thanks for providing
us with CBBS.
KEN STOX,
12/27/89,18:04:15,211358,1,RICHARD GOZDAL,,2
12/27/89,18:09:46,211359,2,LARRY GLASSMAN,,1
12/27/89,18:15:16,211360,1,JENNIE HAYWOOD,lisle/ill,
E#42961,
E#42962,40
12/27/89,19:48:37,211361,2,JAMES KARAGANIS,,8
12/27/89,20:06:19,211362,1,JENNIE HAYWOOD,,
E#42963,25
12/27/89,20:44:23,211363,1,BILL WOLFF,,3
12/27/89,20:56:55,211364,3,PETER LUCNIK,,3
12/27/89,21:06:45,211365,2,PHILL AMICK,,22
12/27/89,21:35:33,211366,2,JIM SACKETT,,
E#42964,15
12/27/89,21:52:49,211367,2,JIM POLOUS,,2
12/27/89,22:01:26,211368,3,MURRAY ARNOW,,2
12/27/89,23:24:15,211369,1,ROY LIPSCOMB,,
E#42965,15
12/28/89,00:16:49,211370,1,MIKE MOYER,URBANA,7
12/28/89,00:38:57,211371,2,EDWARD LEE,,7
12/28/89,01:25:10,211372,2,DONALD CROSS,,
12/28/89,01:29:36,211373,2,DONALD CROSS,,8
12/28/89,03:31:22,211374,2,JERRY OLSEN,,
E#42966,11
12/28/89,08:07:10,211375,1,GARY MCCOY,,1
12/28/89,08:29:54,211376,2,MIKE SANDMAN,,2
12/28/89,09:25:13,211377,2,JOHN COOPER,,2
12/28/89,09:37:18,211378,1,JENNIE HAYWOOD,,4
12/28/89,09:43:20,211379,2,JOHN COOPER,,3
12/28/89,10:09:05,211380,1,GARY GOLDBERG,,7
12/28/89,10:50:05,211381,1,DAVE OMS,,4
12/28/89,10:53:40,211382,1,DAVE OMS,,3
12/28/89,10:56:20,211383,2,PAUL STREETER,,1
12/28/89,11:18:14,211384,1,DAVE OMS,,3
12/28/89,11:30:56,211385,2,ALEX ZELL,,
12/28/89,12:08:59,211386,1,BILL WOLFF,,15
12/28/89,13:26:49,211387,2,MARTY LINGG,,1
12/28/89,15:29:58,211388,2,ERIC BOHLMAN,,2
12/28/89,15:58:40,211389,2,MICHAEL MOSER,,10
12/28/89,16:28:19,211390,2,DICK LIEBER,,
12/28/89,16:33:26,211391,2,DICK LIEBER,,
12/28/89,16:49:58,211392,1,LANE LARRISON,,1
12/28/89,17:17:04,211393,1,VIRENDRA DHUPELIA,,20
12/28/89,17:57:48,211394,1,JIM WELLS,lake villa/ ill,4
12/28/89,18:19:51,211395,1,ROD ATKINSON,,10
12/28/89,18:59:39,211396,1,CHARLIE KESTNER,,5
12/28/89,19:10:28,211397,2,DAVID CRAMER,HAMMOND/ IN,10
]Hello Ward, I'm Back from California. You probably don't remember
me, it has been six years d many computers ag. but I'm back to sta{.
DAVID CRAMER,
12/28/89,19:21:30,211398,2,DAVID CRAMER,,3
12/28/89,19:26:45,211399,1,BERNARD GOLDLUST,,8
12/28/89,19:41:25,211400,1,DAVE DEVORE,,2
12/28/89,19:46:57,211401,1,JENNIE HAYWOOD,,1
12/28/89,20:42:37,211402,1,DENNIS LEONG,,2
12/28/89,20:48:56,211403,2,WARD CHRISTENSEN,,
dup. chars.
Msg 42942 is 06 line(s) on 12/24/89 from BENJAMIN COHEN
to ALL re: MEX114 HELP
It's bugging me: I'm using a version of MEX114 for my Osborne 1
and for some reason it never recognizes when tn there's a connection.
It just sits there saying it's trying the number, eventually it
usually says that it didn't connect. But if I go to terminal mode
then, I'm connected. Any CP
/M MEX users out there got any ideas?
--End of 42942
Msg #:?.
Msg 42943 is 11 line(s) on 12/25/89 from BILL WOLFF
to BENJAMIN COHEN re: R/MEX114 HELP
Hmm... the software doesn't detect a carrier detect. Using many computers
and modems over the years and many Cp/M programs. It sounds like to me
that you have your DTR signal control set wrong on your modem. Also
some modems (Hayes compatible) expects the opposite logic for inter-
pretation. In fact, all of my non-Hayes are this way. But my real-Hayes
are the exact opposite. I hope this helps. If not, I'll play more around
with my MEX and see what happens. On my Commodore 128, I have a switch
to toggle the logic to fix the problem. But I do recall that same problem
you mentioned on my Osborne running CrossTalk and a non-Hayes modem.
Let me know what you find? <BW>
Msg #:?.
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Msg #:?.
Msg 42945 is 24 line(s) on 12/25/89 from BILL WOLFF
to ALL re: PRODIGY VS. Q-LINK
I have been using Prodigy for three months now. And I remember saying
that Prodigy is very much like Q-Link. Someone told me that it isn't
like Q-Link or PC-Link. Well after all this time, I admit there are
differences, but most services are the same.
They both cost $9.95 a month. But Q-Link/PC-Link can run into more
using more than an hour of Plus Time services (file section, message
bases, etc.). Both I get the lastest news information and weather
reports. Both offer me E-Mail service around the country. Although
Q-Link only offers up to 1200 baud, it is still faster than Prodigy at
2400 baud. The reason for this is because Q-Link uses the character
set to make graphics. Much like ANSI boards. Q-Link allows you to save
your information to disk, but Prodigy offers very little information
to be saved. Mostly E-Mail to printer only.
Even though Prodigy claims it is the easiest to get around. Q-Link
works by just knowing four function keys (select, save, cancel, and
help functions). I have had people on-line faster than I have had on
Prodigy.
Q-Link offers many more bulletin boards and 25,000 downloadable file
support. The only things that Prodigy has that Q-Link doesn't is a
better graphic screen (which slows the whole thing like working in 300
baud) and commercials! So take your pick! <BW>
Msg #:?.
Msg 42946 is 08 line(s) on 12/25/89 from COLIN SCHROEDER
to ERIC BOHLMAN re: R/VIDEO BIOS PATCHES
Thanks much for the replies! I got on COPH-2 just now and looked
in the WP echo, but it looks as if that msg. was dumped--I'll post
a request there later. BTW, that BBS is a great concept--though I
don't have any serious handicaps, I know if I did I'd certainly
appreciate such a service greatly!! The international character of
the ECHOs is nifty, too.
So, thanks again for the tips, I'll keep looking. Happy Holidays
to you and yours.
Msg #:?.
Msg 42947 is 03 line(s) on 12/25/89 from RICHARD GOZDAL
to ALL re: BASIC V6.X
Looks like MS Basic Compiler V7 is coming out NOW. Anyone
with V6.X wanting to get rid of it cheap. Need the V6.X
to use with my external routines.
Msg #:?.
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Msg #:?.
Msg 42949 is 02 line(s) on 12/26/89 from ERIC BOHLMAN
to BENJAMIN COHEN re: R/MEX114 HELP
Make sure your modem ISN'T set up to report carrier detect as constantly
on (which is the factory default for most modems).
Msg #:?.
Msg 42950 is 04 line(s) on 12/26/89 from BARRY FUERST
to ERIC BOHLMAN re: R/WHAT ARE 'Z' FILES?
O.K. I found that out, but I crashed the hard drive in my TeleVideo
and I have loost ALL of my file, Programs, Everything! and I couldent make
backups becuse the floppy controller is messed up.
Thanks for the answer though! I see You must like me!
Msg 42951 is 07 line(s) on 12/26/89 from EDGAR COUDAL
to BILL WOLFF re: R/PRODIGY VS. Q-LINK
Q-Link
I have been very disappointed in Prodigy. The pace is brutally
slow. I feel like I'm back in the PMMI 300 baud days. And there
is no expert mode to speed things up. Sears/IBM should just have
bought space on CServe or choggied up $50 for a copy of Ward/Randy's
instead of spending all that money to develop a model T.
So how do I get in touch with Q\Link,for a demo?
Msg #:?.
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Msg #:?.
Msg 42953 is 13 line(s) on 12/26/89 from BILL WOLFF
to EDGAR COUDAL re: R/PRODIGY VS. Q-LINK
Yes I agree with you about Prodigy! I do admit though, some people
will like it. Maybe those who can't handle this board for example.
About Q-Link! Do you know it only runs on Commodore systems? Kind of
like Prodigy only runs on IBM's and now MAC's. But Q-Link does have a
IBM counterpart called PC-Link. I haven't seen it in action, but it
is suppose to be about the same as Q-Link.
I may have gotten a once in a lifetime deal with Q-Link. About 13 months
ago they offered a $169 one time fee and have access for life. I had taken
them up on it and never regreted that move. I did think they would do it
again. But so far, it seemed to be the first and only shot at it. But
things worked well for me. But I wish more could of joined in! <BW>
Msg #:?.
Msg 42954 is 05 line(s) on 12/27/89 from ROY LIPSCOMB
to WARD/ALL re: COPY FILE1+FILE2
The DOS manual says that any multi-file copy defaults to an
ascii file transfer. This means that each copied file is assumed to end
with the character before its ctl-z (if any), and that a ctl-z
is put at the new file's end. To remove the final ctl-z from any text
file, here's the simplest approach: TYPE oldfile.txt >newfile.txt
Msg 42955 is 09 line(s) on 12/27/89 from ROY LIPSCOMB
to ALL re: QUESTION ABOUT NON-AT'S
On the AT, there is one command that sets NUMLOCK on, and there
is another command that sets the NUMLOCK LED on. The latter
command is an OUT command to port 60. The question is, Does
any PC-compatible machine use this port for some other purpose,
or can you just issue that LED-on command with impunity on
any PC-compatible?
.
Or is there a way of determining through software alone that
your computer is using an AT-type keyboard?
Msg #:?.
Msg 42956 is 09 line(s) on 12/27/89 from ERIC BOHLMAN
to ROY LIPSCOMB re: R/QUESTION ABOUT NON-AT'S
All IBM compatibles use port 60H for interface to the keyboard. It's
actually a serial port (though not a typical async port). I don't
know how an XT-type keyboard would respond to the specific command
byte for setting the LED, but my guess would be that it would be ignored.
If you want to test for an enhanced AT keyboard, you can use subfunction
5 of int 16h to write an FFFFh to the keyboard buffer (this function
will work only on ATs with enhanced keyboards. Then use subfunction
10h to try to read the FFFF back; if you don't get it within 16 tries,
you don't have an enhanced keyboard.
Msg #:?.
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Msg #:?.
Msg 42958 is 04 line(s) on 12/27/89 from MIKE LADA
to BRENT JONES re: R/PRODIGY
Brent, Sorry for the long delay, I haven't looked into PC Outline as of yet
I'll look for it and try it out. So far Qedit seems to fit the bill. I'm
still testing it out and haven't had enough use of it to decide. Is PC Outline
on any of the boards you know of? - - Mike - -
Msg #:?.
Msg 42959 is 02 line(s) on 12/27/89 from MIKE LADA
to WARD CHRISTENSEN re: R/WORD-WRAP
Ward, Nothing to appoligize about, just an interesting uniqueness to the
board. Sorry for the long delay in answering. Tis the season to be busy!
Msg #:?.
Msg 42960 is 06 line(s) on 12/27/89 from MIKE SANDMAN
to WARD CHRISTENSEN re: DESKJET RE-INKING
Hi. I saw a comment you left about Pelikan 4001 ink working on a
Deskjet.
How do you inject it into the catridge?
.
Msg 42961 is 07 line(s) on 12/27/89 from JENNIE HAYWOOD
to ALL re: LINPACK
I saw a msg from Ward Christensen to Frank Spivey about Linpack.
Linpack is available from Argonne National Lab or IMSL in Houston.
Jack Dongarra ( one of the developers) has moved to Oakridge National
Lab in Tenn. He was the main reason the distribution was out of
Argonne. You should be able to call Argonne (972-2000) and ask for
the National Software Distribution center. Or call IMSL at (713-772-1927).
Jennie Haywood
Msg #:?.
Msg 42962 is 01 line(s) on 12/27/89 from JENNIE HAYWOOD
to WARD CHRISTENSEN re: R/BENCHMARKING PROGRAMS
Please look at msg #42961
Msg #:?.
Msg 42963 is 06 line(s) on 12/27/89 from JENNIE HAYWOOD
to FRANK SPIVEY II re: R/BENCHMARKING PROGRAMS
I left a msg to Ward Christensen about linpack (msg 42961). I didn't
know where your msg was at the time. If you're looking for code in
C, linpack is not where you what to look. Linpack is ALL fortran.
It's still the most portable thing the people at Argonne can get their
hands on.
jennie
Msg #:?.
Msg 42964 is 09 line(s) on 12/27/89 from JIM SACKETT
to ALL re: PRODIGY TOOLS
I was recently in Rochester New York on a business trip and saw an RBBS
up there with a series of programs on the board for downloads. It
included routines to screen dumps, send to disk and a few other nice
options. I however; did not have the credits nor the time to download
them. Maybe someone ehas seen some of these program add ons on
another board. I would appreaciate the help. Meanwhile; I'm going
to try contacting some people I meet on Prodigy up there and see if
I can have someone send them to the area.
Jim Sackett KVVS32A on Prodigy
Msg #:?.
Msg 42965 is 02 line(s) on 12/27/89 from ROY LIPSCOMB
to ERIC BOHLMAN re: THANKS
Thanks for your response. I'll give it a try.
<K>
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Msg 42966 is 03 line(s) on 12/28/89 from JERRY OLSEN
to BENJAMIN COHEN re: R/MEX114
I had that problem long ago. Seems to me that I worked around it by
adding an ATZ command either to the disconnect string, or (I believe)
at the head of the dial-out string.