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CHAPTER 25
Modem Setup Service
25-6 Defining a Modem Setup
about the modem preferences option, see “Modem Preferences Option”
(page 21-34) in Newton Programmer’s Reference.
Setting the Modem Profile Option 25
This modem profile option describes the modem characteristics, to be used by the
modem controller. Here is an example:
constant kSupportsEC := true;
constant kSupportsLCS := nil;
constant kDirectConnectOnly:= nil;
constant kConnectSpeeds := '[300, 1200, 2400, 4800,
7200, 9600, 12000, 14400];
constant kConfigSpeed := 38400;
constant kCommandTimeout := 2000;
constant kMaxCharsPerLine := 40;
constant kInterCmdDelay := 25;
constant kModemIDString := "unknown";
constant kConfigStrNoEC :=
"ATE0&A0&B1&C1&H1&M0S12=12\n";
constant kConfigStrECOnly :=
"ATE0&A0&B1&C1&H1&M5S12=12\n";
constant kConfigStrECAndFallbac :=
"ATE0&A0&B1&C1&H1&M4S12=12\n";
constant kConfigStrDirectConnec :=
"ATE0&A0&B0&C1&H0&M0S12=12\n";
For detailed descriptions of these constants, see “Modem Setup Profile Constants”
(page 22-4) in Newton Programmer’s Reference. For more information about the
modem preferences option, see “Modem Profile Option” (page 21-38) in Newton
Programmer’s Reference.
When the modem tool establishes communication with a modem through an
endpoint, the tool normally sends a configuration string to the modem (as long as
kUseConfigString is true). Several configuration strings are defined in a
typical modem profile; the one that is sent depends on the type of connection
requested and other parameters set in the modem profile. Table 25-1 summarizes
when each kind of configuration string is used:
- Newton Programmer’s Guide 1
- Table of Contents 3
- Getting Started 2-1 4
- Views 3-1 5
- NewtApp Applications 4-1 7
- Recognition 9-1 11
- Special-Purpose Objects for 16
- Drawing and Graphics 13-1 16
- Sound 14-1 18
- Filing 15-1 18
- Find 16-1 19
- Intelligent Assistant 18-1 21
- Routing Interface 21-1 25
- Transport Interface 22-1 27
- Endpoint Interface 23-1 28
- Modem Setup Service 25-1 29
- Utility Functions 26-1 30
- Glossary GL-1 31
- Index IN-1 31
- Figures and Tables 33
- Stationery 5-1 34
- Controls and Other Protos 7-1 35
- About This Book 43
- Sample Code 0 45
- Tap Versus Click 0 46
- Frame Code 0 46
- Overview 1 49
- 1-2 Operating System 50
- Memory 1 51
- System Services 1 52
- Object Storage System 1 53
- View System 1 54
- Text Input and Recognition 1 55
- Stationery 1 56
- Intelligent Assistant 1 56
- Imaging and Printing 1 57
- Book Reader 1 58
- Communications Services 1 59
- Overview 60
- Communications Services 60
- Communications Services 1-13 61
- Low-Level Communications 1 62
- Application Components 1 63
- Application Components 64
- Figure 1-3 Using components 64
- Using System Software 1 65
- The NewtonScript Language 1 66
- What’s New in Newton 2.0 1 66
- Protos 1 68
- Data Storage 1 68
- Tex t Input 1 68
- Graphics and Drawing 1 69
- Recognition 1 70
- Built-in Applications 1 70
- Routing and Transports 1 71
- Endpoint Communication 1 71
- Utilities 1 72
- Getting Started 2 73
- NewtApp Framework 2 74
- Digital Books 2 75
- Other Kinds of Software 2 76
- Loading 2 77
- Activation 2 77
- Deactivation 2 78
- Getting Started 79
- Flow of Control 2 80
- Using Memory 2 80
- Localization 2 81
- How to Register 2 82
- Application Name 2 82
- Application Symbol 2 83
- Package Name 2 83
- Summary 2 84
- About Views 3 85
- Tem plates 3 86
- _proto slots which 88
- Templates 89
- Coordinate System 3 90
- About Views 3-7 91
- Figure 3-5 Points and pixels 91
- Behavior 3 93
- About Views 3-11 95
- Figure 3-6 Bounds parameters 95
- About Views 3-13 97
- ■ text limits 98
- About Views 100
- Constant Value Description 100
- CHAPTER 3 101
- 3-18 About Views 102
- About Views 3-19 103
- Appearance 3 104
- About Views 3-21 105
- Figure 3-8 Transfer modes 106
- About Views 3-23 107
- Other Characteristics 3 108
- Inheritance Links 3 108
- About Views 3-25 109
- Application-Defined Methods 3 110
- View Instantiation 3 110
- Declaring a View 3 111
- Creating a View 3 112
- Closing a View 3 113
- View Compatibility 3 114
- New Alignment Flags 3 115
- Using Views 3 116
- Dynamically Adding Views 3 117
- Showing a Hidden View 3 118
- Using Views 3-35 119
- Creating Templates 3 120
- Making a Picker View 3 121
- Complex View Effects 3 122
- Making Modal Views 3 122
- Finding the Bounds of Views 3 123
- Animating Views 3 124
- Dragging a View 3 124
- Scrolling View Contents 3 125
- Using Views 126
- Creating View Dependencies 3 127
- View Synchronization 3 127
- Optimizing View Performance 3 128
- Memory Usage 3 129
- Scrolling 3 130
- Summary of Views 3 131
- Summary of Views 132
- Constant Value 132
- Summary of Views 3-49 133
- Functions and Methods 3 135
- , lastDragPt, copy) 137
- NewtApp Applications 4 139
- The NewtApp Protos 4 140
- ▲ W ARNING 141
- :?) to avoid 141
- About newtApplication 4 142
- About newtSoup 4 143
- The Layout Protos 4 143
- NewtApp Applications 144
- About the NewtApp Framework 144
- The Entry View Protos 4 146
- About the Slot View Protos 4 147
- Stationery 4 149
- NewtApp Compatibility 4 149
- Using NewtApp 4 150
- Using Application Globals 4 151
- Using newtApplication 4 152
- Using NewtApp 4-15 153
- Using the Layout Protos 4 154
- Using newtOverLayout 4 155
- Overview Layout 155
- Using NewtApp 156
- Using Entry Views 4 157
- Using NewtApp 4-21 159
- Modifying the Base View 4 160
- Using a False Entry View 4 161
- Required Code 4 163
- Protos 4 163
- Stationery 5 183
- The Stationery Buttons 5 184
- Stationery 185
- About Stationery 5-3 185
- Stationery Registration 5 186
- Using Stationery 5 187
- Using FillNewEntry 5 188
- Using Stationery 5-7 189
- Creating a DataDef 5 190
- Defining DataDef Methods 5 191
- Using Stationery 192
- Creating ViewDefs 5 193
- Using Stationery 5-13 195
- Stationery Summary 5 197
- 5-16 Stationery Summary 198
- Functions 5 199
- Pickers, Pop-up Views, and 201
- Overviews 6 201
- General-Purpose Pickers 6 204
- CHAPTER 6 205
- General-Purpose Pickers 206
- Using protoGeneralPopup 6 207
- Map Pickers 6 208
- Map Pickers 6-9 209
- Text Pickers 6 210
- Tex t Pickers 6-11 211
- Tex t Pickers 212
- Tex t Pickers 6-13 213
- Tex t Pickers 6-15 215
- Number Pickers 6 221
- Picture Picker 6 221
- Overview Protos 6 222
- Overview Protos 6-23 223
- Using protoOverview 6 224
- Overview Protos 6-25 225
- Using protoListPicker 6 226
- Overview Protos 6-27 227
- Figure 6-40 Highlighted row 227
- Figure 6-41 Selected row 227
- Overview Protos 228
- Specifying Columns 6 229
- Overview Protos 6-31 231
- Using protoSoupOverview 6 233
- 6-34 Overview Protos 234
- Roll Protos 6 235
- View Classes 6 236
- Current day 237
- Selected day 237
- Summary 6 241
- 6-42 Summary 242
- Summary 6-43 243
- 6-44 Summary 244
- Tex t Picker Protos 6 246
- Summary 6-47 247
- 6-48 Summary 248
- Summary 6-49 249
- 6-50 Summary 250
- Summary 6-51 251
- 6-52 Summary 252
- Summary 6-55 255
- 6-56 Summary 256
- Functions 6 259
- Controls and Other Protos 7 261
- Scroller Protos 7 262
- Automatic Arrow Feedback 7 263
- Scrolling Examples 7 264
- Scroll Amounts 7 265
- Button and Box Protos 7 266
- Controls and Other Protos 267
- Button and Box Protos 7-7 267
- Button and Box Protos 268
- Large Close Box 269
- Selection Tab Protos 7 271
- Gauge and Slider Protos 7 272
- Gauge and Slider Protos 7-13 273
- Time Protos 7 274
- Time Protos 7-15 275
- Special View Protos 7 276
- Special View Protos 7-17 277
- View Appearance Protos 7 278
- Status Bar Protos 7 279
- Summary 7 280
- Summary 7-21 281
- Summary 7-23 283
- 7-24 Summary 284
- Gauges and Slider Protos 7 285
- 7-26 Summary 286
- Summary 7-29 289
- About Text 8 293
- Written Input Formats 8 294
- About Text Views and Protos 8 295
- About Keyboard Text Input 8 296
- The Keyboard Registry 8 297
- The Punctuation Pop-up Menu 8 297
- Using Text 8 298
- Using Text 8-7 299
- Using Text 300
- CHAPTER 8 301
- Paragraph Views 8 302
- Lightweight Paragraph Views 8 303
- Using Input Line Protos 8 304
- Using Text 8-13 305
- Displaying Text and Ink 8 306
- Using Text 8-15 307
- Using Text 8-17 309
- Using Text 8-19 311
- Rich Strings 8 314
- Using Text 8-23 315
- Text and Styles 8 317
- Using Keyboards 8 318
- 'numericKeyboard 319
- 'phoneKeyboard 319
- 'dateKeyboard 319
- Using Keyboard Protos 8 320
- Using Text 8-29 321
- Using Text 8-31 323
- Using Text 8-33 325
- 8-34 Using Text 326
- Using Text 8-35 327
- Using the Keyboard Registry 8 328
- Defining Tabbing Orders 8 328
- Using Text 8-37 329
- Handling Input Events 8 330
- Summary of Text 8 331
- 8-40 Summary of Text 332
- Key Descriptor Constants 8 333
- Keyboard Modifier Keys 8 334
- Protos 8 335
- 8-44 Summary of Text 336
- Summary of Text 8-45 337
- 8-46 Summary of Text 338
- Summary of Text 8-47 339
- 8-48 Summary of Text 340
- (richString, replaceString) 340
- Summary of Text 8-49 341
- 8-50 Summary of Text 342
- Recognition 9 343
- Recognition 344
- About the Recognition System 344
- Classifying Strokes 9 345
- Gestures 9 346
- Shapes 9 347
- Unrecognized Strokes 9 349
- Enabling Recognizers 9 350
- View Flags 9 351
- Where to Go From Here 9 352
- Recognition Failure 9 353
- System Dictionaries 9 353
- Correction and Learning 9 355
- RecToggle Views 9 360
- Flag-Naming Conventions 9 361
- Recognition Compatibility 9 362
- Types of Views 9 363
- Using the Recognition System 364
- Accepting Pen Input 9 366
- Recognizing Shapes 9 367
- Combining View Flags 9 368
- Recognizing Text 9 369
- Recognizing Punctuation 9 370
- Forcing Capitalization 9 371
- Summary 9 373
- CHAPTER 9 374
- Data Structures 9 375
- 9-34 Summary 376
- Recognition: 377
- Advanced Topics 10 377
- Recognition: Advanced Topics 378
- ProtoCharEdit Views 10 380
- Deferred Recognition 10 381
- Compatibility Information 10 383
- Using recConfig Frames 10 384
- Creating a recConfig Frame 10 385
- Recognizer enabled 388
- Manipulating Dictionaries 10 389
- Using protoRecToggle Views 10 395
- CHAPTER 10 397
- Using Custom Dictionaries 10 400
- Retrieving Word Expansions 10 410
- Using protoCharEdit Views 10 412
- Using Stroke Bundles 10 418
- Constants 10 420
- Data Structures 10 421
- ProtoCharEdit Template 10 424
- Stroke Bundle Frame 10 425
- ProtoCharEdit Functions 10 428
- ProtoCorrectInfo 10 428
- Find: function 428
- // creating one if none found 428
- ProtoWordInfo 10 429
- Start: int 429
- Stop: int 429
- Dictionary Functions 10 430
- Recognition Functions 10 430
- CorrectInfo Functions 10 431
- Inker Functions 10 431
- Data Storage and Retrieval 11 433
- Data Storage and Retrieval 434
- The NewtonScript 435
- Programming Language 435
- Where to Go From Here 11 438
- Stores 11 438
- Packages 11 439
- Soups 11 439
- Indexes 11 440
- Queries 11 442
- CHAPTER 11 443
- Begin Keys and End Keys 11 444
- Tag-based Queries 11 446
- Customized Tests 11 446
- Text Queries 11 447
- Cursors 11 448
- Entries 11 449
- Query message to the soup or 450
- Dynamic Data 11 451
- Static Data 11 451
- Compatibility Information 11 452
- Programmer’s Overview 11 457
- Using Stores 11 461
- Referencing Stores 11 462
- Using Soups 11 464
- Retrieving Existing Soups 11 466
- Adding Entries to Soups 11 467
- Removing Soups 11 469
- Using Built-in Soups 11 469
- Using Queries 11 470
- Querying Multiple Soups 11 471
- Querying for Tags 11 474
- Querying for Text 11 475
- Limitations of Index Keys 11 484
- Using Cursors 11 485
- Getting a Cursor 11 486
- Moving the Cursor 11 487
- Using Entries 11 489
- Modifying Entries 11 491
- Moving Entries 11 492
- Copying Entries 11 493
- Sharing Entry Data 11 494
- Responding to Notifications 11 497
- Sending Notifications 11 498
- Summary of Data Storage 11 500
- Query Specification Frame 11 501
- Summary of Data Storage 502
- 11-74 Summary of Data Storage 506
- Storage and Retrieval 12 507
- Virtual Binary Objects 12 508
- Parts 12 509
- Mock Entries 12 510
- CHAPTER 12 511
- ■ ClassOf(m) is 'frame 512
- Using Entry Aliases 12 513
- ■ saving VBOs in soup entries 514
- ■ adding data to VBOs 514
- ■ undoing changes to VBO data 514
- Programmer’s Reference 515
- Modifying VBO Data 12 516
- Using Store Parts 12 518
- Creating a Store Part 12 519
- Using Mock Entries 12 520
- Creating a New Mock Entry 12 521
- Getting Mock Entry Data 12 522
- Data Structures 12 523
- Functions and Methods 12 523
- Drawing and Graphics 13 527
- Shape-Based Graphics 13 528
- Drawing and Graphics 529
- About Drawing 13-3 529
- Figure 13-2 A rectangle 529
- About Drawing 530
- Figure 13-3 An oval 530
- About Drawing 13-5 531
- Figure 13-6 A polygon 532
- Figure 13-7 A region 532
- Manipulating Shapes 13 533
- The Style Frame 13 533
- Drawing Compatibility 13 534
- How to Draw 13 535
- Drawing Immediately 13 536
- Shape Style 537
- Controlling Clipping 13 538
- Tran sforming a Shape 13 539
- Using the Drawing Interface 540
- Tran sl ating Data Shapes 13 542
- Using Bitmaps 13 543
- (50, 100) 545
- (10, 10) 545
- Drawing Non-Default Fonts 13 546
- Summary of Drawing 13 549
- Protos 13 550
- Summary of Drawing 13-25 551
- Functions and Methods 13 552
- (rect1, rect2) 553
- Utility Functions 13 553
- Sound 14 555
- Event-related Sounds 14 556
- Sound Data Structures 14 557
- Compatibility 14 557
- Using Sound 14 558
- Playing Sound 14 559
- Using Sound 560
- Using Sound 14-7 561
- Advanced Sound Techniques 14 562
- Pitch Shifting 14 563
- Manipulating Sample Data 14 564
- Summary of Sound 14 565
- Functions and Methods 14 566
- Sound Resources 14 566
- Filing 15 567
- About Filing 568
- RegFolderChanged global 569
- CHAPTER 15 571
- About Filing 15-7 573
- About Filing 15-9 575
- Using the Filing Service 15 576
- Creating the Labels Slot 15 577
- Creating the appName Slot 15 577
- Creating the appAll Slot 15 578
- Specifying the Target 15 579
- Adding the Filing Button 15 580
- W ARNING 581
- Using the Filing Service 582
- Summary 15 586
- Filing Protos 15 587
- 15-22 Summary 588
- About the Find Service 16 589
- About the Find Service 590
- Daphne" in the Notes 591
- Daphne" 592
- About the Find Service 16-5 593
- Using the Find Service 16 594
- Using the Find Service 16-7 595
- Using the Find Service 596
- Global and Selected Finds 16 597
- Using the Finder Protos 16 599
- Using the Find Service 16-13 601
- Method Description Override? 601
- Using the Find Service 16-15 603
- Using the Find Service 16-17 605
- Using the Find Service 16-19 607
- Returning Search Results 16 609
- The FindSoupExcerpt Method 16 609
- The ShowFoundItem Method 16 610
- Using the Find Service 16-23 611
- Registering for Finds 16 613
- Summary 16 614
- Summary 16-27 615
- Functions and Methods 16 616
- Additional System Services 17 617
- Idler Objects 17 618
- Change Notifications 17 618
- Online Help 17 619
- Alerts and Alarms 17 619
- Periodic Alarms 17 620
- Progress Indicators 17 621
- DoProgress function 622
- DoProgress 622
- Power Registry 17 623
- Using Undo Actions 17 624
- Using Idler Objects 17 625
- Using Change Notification 17 626
- Using Online Help 17 626
- Using Alerts and Alarms 17 627
- Retrieving Alarm Keys 17 628
- Removing Installed Alarms 17 629
- Additional System Services 630
- Using Progress Indicators 17 631
- Using the Power Registry 17 640
- Idlers 17 643
- Notification and Alarms 17 643
- Reporting Progress 17 644
- Intelligent Assistant 18 647
- Input Strings 18 648
- No Verb in Input String 18 648
- "call" 649
- The Task Slip 18 650
- Programmer’s Overview 18 651
- Intelligent Assistant 652
- About the Assistant 652
- About the Assistant 18-7 653
- About the Assistant 18-9 655
- The Task Frame 18 657
- The OrigPhrase Slot 18 658
- The Value Slot 18 658
- About the Assistant 18-13 659
- Compatibility Information 18 660
- Using the Assistant 18 661
- Using the Assistant 662
- Using the Assistant 18-17 663
- Defining the Task Template 18 664
- Using the Assistant 18-19 665
- Summary 18 667
- Action Template 18 668
- Target Template 18 668
- Summary 18-23 669
- 18-24 Summary 670
- Summary 18-25 671
- 18-26 Summary 672
- Summary 18-27 673
- 18-28 Summary 674
- Built-in Applications and 675
- System Data 19 675
- Names 19 676
- Names Compatibility 19 677
- Adding a New Type of Card 19 678
- Adding a New Data Item 19 678
- Names 19-5 679
- Using the Names Soup 19 681
- Using the Names Protos 19 681
- Dates 19 682
- Dates Compatibility 19 683
- ROM_CalendarSoupName soup 684
- GetRoot().calendar; 684
- Adding Meetings or Events 19 685
- CHAPTER 19 686
- Finding Meetings or Events 19 687
- Moving Meetings and Events 19 688
- Dates 19-15 689
- Dates 19-17 691
- Slot description 692
- Dates 19-19 693
- Miscellaneous Operations 19 694
- Dates 19-21 695
- To Do List 19 696
- To Do List Compatibility 19 697
- Accessing Tasks 19 698
- Checking-Off a Task 19 699
- Using the To Do List Soup 19 700
- Time Zones 19 701
- GetRoot().worldClock 702
- Time Zones 19-29 703
- Slot descriptions 703
- Notes 19 704
- Notes Compatibility 19 705
- Creating New Notes 19 706
- Using the Notes Soup 19 707
- Fax Soup Entries 19 708
- Prefs and Formulas Rolls 19 709
- Auxiliary Buttons 19 710
- Using Auxiliary Buttons 19 711
- Icons and the Extras Drawer 712
- GetRoot().extrasDrawer 713
- Changing Icon Information 19 714
- Adding a Soup Icon 19 714
- Removing a Soup Icon 19 715
- Creating a Script Icon 19 716
- System Data 19-45 719
- Summary 19 720
- Other Date Constants 19 721
- Protos 19 722
- Soup Formats 19 723
- 19-50 Summary 724
- Summary 19-51 725
- Dates Soups 19 726
- Functions and Methods 19 727
- Dates Application Methods 19 728
- Summary 19-55 729
- To Do List Methods 19 730
- , width, font) // Returns 730
- Time Zone Functions 19 731
- Notes Methods 19 731
- Auxiliary Button Functions 19 731
- 19-58 Summary 732
- Localizing Newton 733
- Applications 20 733
- Locale and ROM Version 20 734
- CHAPTER 20 735
- Changing Locale Settings 20 739
- Removing a Locale Bundle 20 740
- Changing the Active Locale 20 741
- Localized Output 20 742
- Currency Values 20 745
- Compile-Time Functions 20 746
- Locale Functions 20 746
- Date and Time Functions 20 746
- Utility Functions 20 747
- Routing Interface 21 749
- The In Box 21 750
- Action Picker 21 751
- GetTargetInfo message to the 752
- Routing Formats 21 753
- Routing Interface 754
- About Routing 754
- Format Picker 755
- Using Routing 21 756
- Using Routing 21-9 757
- Using Routing 758
- Using Routing 21-11 759
- Using Routing 21-13 761
- Storing Multiple Items 21 762
- Using Routing 21-15 763
- Using Routing 21-17 765
- Creating a Print Format 21 766
- Printing and Faxing 21 767
- Creating a Frame Format 21 769
- Using Routing 21-23 771
- Handling Multiple Items 21 772
- Handling No Target Item 21 773
- Creating a Name Reference 21 775
- Specifying a Printer 21 776
- Using Routing 21-29 777
- Receiving Data 21 779
- Using Routing 21-33 781
- View Definition Slots 21 783
- Advanced Alias Handling 21 784
- Constants 21 785
- Data Structures 21 785
- Protos 21 786
- Functions and Methods 21 787
- Application-Defined Methods 21 788
- Transport Interface 22 789
- Tran sp ort Parts 22 790
- Item Frame 22 790
- Transport Interface 791
- About Transports 22-3 791
- About Transports 792
- Installing the Transport 22 793
- Setting the Address Class 22 794
- Grouping Transports 22 795
- Sending Data 22 796
- Sending All Items 22 797
- Receiving Data 22 797
- Using the Transport Interface 798
- Canceling an Operation 22 801
- Obtaining an Item Frame 22 801
- Completion and Logging 22 804
- Application Messages 22 807
- Error Handling 22 808
- Power-Off Handling 22 808
- Using protoFullRouteSlip 22 815
- Using protoAddressPicker 22 819
- Constants 22 824
- Protos 22 824
- Functions and Methods 22 827
- Endpoint Interface 23 829
- Asynchronous Operation 23 830
- Synchronous Operation 23 831
- Input 23 831
- Data Forms 23 832
- Template Data Form 23 833
- Endpoint Interface 834
- About the Endpoint Interface 834
- Endpoint Options 23 835
- Compatibility 23 835
- Setting Endpoint Options 23 836
- Using the Endpoint Interface 838
- Establishing a Connection 23 839
- Sending Data 23 839
- InputScript method 841
- slot to the byte offset at 842
- Specifying Receive Options 23 845
- Special Considerations 23 847
- Streaming Data In and Out 23 848
- Working With Binary Data 23 848
- Canceling Operations 23 849
- Asynchronous Cancellation 23 850
- Synchronous Cancellation 23 850
- Other Operations 23 851
- Error Handling 23 851
- Power-Off Handling 23 852
- Constants and Symbols 23 853
- Data Structures 23 854
- Callback Spec Frame 23 855
- Output Spec Frame 23 855
- Input Spec Frame 23 855
- Protos 23 856
- Functions and Methods 23 858
- Serial Tool 24 859
- Built-in Communications Tools 860
- Serial Tool 860
- Serial Tool 24-3 861
- Serial Tool 24-5 863
- Modem Tool 24 864
- Modem Tool 24-7 865
- Infrared Tool 24 866
- AppleTalk Tool 24 867
- Resource Arbitration Options 868
- AppleTalk Functions 24 870
- The Net Chooser 24 871
- AppleTalk Functions 872
- AppleTalk Functions 24-15 873
- Summary 24 874
- Framed Serial Tool Options 24 875
- Modem Options 24 875
- Infrared Tool Options 24 875
- AppleTalk Tool Options 24 875
- Constants 24 876
- Summary 24-19 877
- 24-20 Summary 878
- Functions and Methods 24 879
- NetChooser Function 24 880
- Modem Setup Service 25 881
- Modem Setup Service 882
- About the Modem Setup Service 882
- The Modem Setup Process 25 883
- Defining a Modem Setup 25 885
- Defining a Modem Setup 886
- Defining a Modem Setup 25-7 887
- Configuration string When used 887
- Constants 25 889
- Utility Functions 26 891
- Compatibility 26 892
- New String Functions 26 893
- New Array Functions 26 893
- New Sorted Array Functions 26 893
- New Integer Math Functions 26 894
- New Financial Functions 26 894
- New Data Stuffing Functions 26 895
- New Debugging Functions 26 895
- Enhanced Functions 26 896
- Obsolete Functions 26 896
- Object System Functions 26 897
- String Functions 26 898
- Bitwise Functions 26 899
- Array Functions 26 899
- Sorted Array Functions 26 899
- Integer Math Functions 26 900
- Utility Functions 901
- Financial Functions 26 902
- Exception Functions 26 902
- Message Sending Functions 26 902
- Data Extraction Functions 26 903
- Data Stuffing Functions 26 903
- Debugging Functions 26 903
- Miscellaneous Functions 26 904
- The Inside Story on Declare A 905
- Run-Time Results 26 906
- APPENDIX 907
- Glossary 909
- GLOSSARY 910
- W, X, Y, Z 941
- THE APPLE PUBLISHING SYSTEM 942
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