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• If a session is already open, HyperTerminal does not recognize that a PC Card modem is inserted.
• When it receives a file, HyperTerminal cannot determine whether the disk is full.
• To use the CTRL key combinations for Copy and Paste in HyperTerminal, use Windows keys instead of Terminal keys. To change this setting, in HyperTerminal, right-click the file, click Properties, and then click Settings or right click on a connectoid and select the Settings tab.
• In File Transfer, HyperTerminal does not send files with attributes marked as System or Hidden.
• If a Windows 3.1 TAPI service provider is already installed on your system when you upgrade to Windows 98, you might experience problems with HyperTerminal. To work around these problems, double-click Telephony in Control Panel and remove and then reinstall the TAPI service provider.

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