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Anyone still have dial up and work on Extext? sm

Posted By: mt on 2009-06-11
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How does this work for you? I am afraid I will have to be on dial up for a while after I move and just wondering if anyone has any problems with it. A friend of mine has been on dial up with Extext for years and i have heard that Extext and DocQScribe works ok with Dial up. TIA.


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as soon as the first report has downloaded.  Once I download I disconnect, do my work, then connect and send my completed work.   I usually start my download in the morning then go take my shower, feed all the animals, grab myself something to drink and I'm ready to go.   Once the work is downloaded what type of connection you have doesn't matter.  


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Another option may be an account that has C-phone or similar accounts, where you aren't downloading, but dialing directly into the system. 


 


I work on ExText and like it.
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If anyone knows of a company that still uses dial up please let me know. 


 


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