I hate modems!!!!!

[blebs]

Originally posted by brembo
I have no recollection of the described events.

I wouldn't own up to it either. Looks like MD's on his own this time.

[MadDoctor]

I got a shot tonight (county regulations) and it felt good. Got it in my butt. Took several pics and would be happy to post them if you like.

Do you have Pay Pal?

[Grimson]

Originally posted by littletechgirl
I work for an ASP. Our clients/customers are medical facilities and hospitals. One of the high points of the software we use is that it enables Medical facilities a faster and easier way for them to submit medical claims for payment to insurance companies. The way this is done is by formatting the data in aparticular manner (how the insurance company wants to receive it) and then compressing the files and sendiong them to whats called a clearinghouse via a MODEM. They are currently working on getting FTP up and running but it is going to be some time.

We are incountering a lot of issues with these modems. But I honestly don't think that it is an issue with the modems. I am having a great deal of difficulty in getting the Software company to look at their plug-in that does the actual transmitting of the file. I t keeps throwing me an error "Could not set protocol to Kermit." Sometimes it is able to set the protocol to Kermit - sometimes it can't. Why might it be having intermitten problems with setting the protocol to Kermit?
Plug-in? Or maybe something else?

I would appreciate any input or thoughts that you might have. Unfortunately I am not very educated in the way of modems. I am trying to make this as brief as possible so...if you have questions let me know.

Thank you in advance!!!!!

You don't have anything to do with WebMd do ya ?? My step father is a programmer there.

[YARDofSTUF]

Originally posted by littletechgirl
Good night guys! Sweet dreams!

hi!

[Inverse]

MadDoctor is sprung LMAo :}>

[cyberskye]

I go out of town on business for a few weeks and all the dirty old men of SG are chasing my curlytechgirlie

[littletechgirl]

I just don't know much about modems and the prtocols they use.

Just a thought - I mentioned that I was thinking that somehow the timing was off on the script. The way it does all of this is it compresses EACH file RIGHT before it sends it....thus using a good part of the CPU - while other users are logged onto these servers and working - could it be possible that over utilization of the CPU could be throwing the timing off?


Any thoughts?