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Updated README.md to include the abort dial capability in ATDT.

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@@ -198,7 +198,7 @@ AT? | Displays a help cheatsheet.
ATA | Force the modem to answer an incoming connection when the conditions for auto answer have not been satisfied.
ATC?<br>ATC*n* | Query or change the current WiFi connection status. A result of 0 means that the modem is not connected to WiFi, 1 means the modem is connected. The command ATC0 disconnects the modem from a WiFi connection. ATC1 connects the modem to the WiFi.
ATDS*n* | Calls the host specified in speed dial slot *n* (0-9).
ATDT<i>[+=-]host[:port]</i> | Tries to establish a WiFi TCP connection to the specified host name or IP address. If no port number is given, 23 (Telnet) is assumed. You can also use ATDT to dial one of the speed dial slots in one of two ways:<br><br><ul><li>The alias in each speed dial slot is checked to see if it matches the specified hostname.</li><li>A host specified as 7 identical digits dials the slot indicated by the digit. (i.e. 2222222 would speed dial the host in slot 2).</li></ul>Preceding the host name or IP address with a +, = or - character overrides the ATNET setting for the period of the connection.<br><br><ul><li>**+** forces NET2 (fake Telnet)</li><li>**=** forces NET1 (real Telnet)</li><li>**-** forces NET0 (no Telnet)</li></ul>
ATDT<i>[+=-]host[:port]</i> | Tries to establish a WiFi TCP connection to the specified host name or IP address. If no port number is given, 23 (Telnet) is assumed. You can also use ATDT to dial one of the speed dial slots in one of two ways:<br><br><ul><li>The alias in each speed dial slot is checked to see if it matches the specified hostname.</li><li>A host specified as 7 identical digits dials the slot indicated by the digit. (i.e. 2222222 would speed dial the host in slot 2).</li></ul>Preceding the host name or IP address with a +, = or - character overrides the ATNET setting for the period of the connection.<br><br><ul><li>**+** forces NET2 (fake Telnet)</li><li>**=** forces NET1 (real Telnet)</li><li>**-** forces NET0 (no Telnet)</li></ul>Once the dial attempt has begun, pressing any key before the connection is established will abort the attempt.
ATE?<br>ATE*n* | Command mode echo. Enables or disables the display of your typed commands.<br><br><ul><li>E0 Command mode echo OFF. Your typing will not appear on the screen.</li><li>E1 Command mode echo ON. Your typing will appear on the screen.</li></ul>
ATGET*http&#58;//host[/page]* | Displays the contents of a website page. **https** connections are not supported. Once the contents have been displayed, the connection will automatically terminate.
ATH | Hangs up (ends) the current connection.