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Home > Forums > Programmers > Development Tools > Microsoft: Visual InterDev Forum

File corruption over cable modem

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mhenley (IS/IT--Management)
2 Nov 00 19:06
Help! My ASP files are getting trashed when I save using InterDev.  We have a small hosting company that has the server connected to the internet via a T1.  They are able to open, modify, and save files just fine locally.  Futhermore, I use dial up and connect to the internet and save files with InterDev.  But, when I try to connect using my cable modem, the file becomes corrupted.  The file will appear to save correctly in InterDev, but when you try to open it back up, you will see that it gets about half way through the file, then garbage.  Any ideas?
mhenley (IS/IT--Management)
3 Nov 00 14:28
FYI: Cable modem was bad, swapping it out with a new one fixed the problem.
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