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Did you or they recently purchase a new modem/modem array ? This is the problem I am having with my current ISP, and only happened after changing to them. Having said that I must be truthful and say that in changing I had such problems with conflicting fragments and various Plug Ins from Netscape that I had to change also to MS Internet Explorer. But I fail to see how theoretically IE could possibly take control of the data feed. Surely the data feed is a private thing between "consenting modems". My previous ISP advised us to go for US Robotics or Motorola, but the current one says they don't like Robotics at all. You just can't win these days. Jon Wilcox ---------- > From: Nick Barrie <[log in to unmask]> > To: [log in to unmask] > Subject: ISP's and IE3 > Date: Sunday, 27 October 1996 08:51 > > Dear chaps > Heres a how d'you do. I have been with my ISP now for nearly 3 years, and > have recently had major problems with maintaining a connection (I SAID > CONNECTION), in that I can be in the middle of a download or retrieving > email and the server just throws me off. Happens many times per session. Im > p***ed off. My ISP says that its not them, and they are blaming IE3.01(it > also happens with Netscape 3) although they did confide that they have been > having problems supporting V34! I have been advised to change ? to Pipex, > but do not want to move from the Cyber pan into the ether. > Any useful suggestions? > Dr. Nick Barrie General > Practitioner > Cuckfield Medical Practice Director, Doctors Independent > Network > Glebe Road > Cuckfield > West Sussex > RH17 5BQ o o > Tel 01444458738 || > Fax 01444 416714 (___) > > %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%