-=> Quoting Charles Raine to Mark Campbell <=-
 
 CR> Mark:   I'm running Qmodem Pro on my Pentium under Windows 95 with a
 CR> USR Sportster 28.8 with no problem at all. What you need is a newer
 CR> Modem Definition File which you can get from Mustang Softwares Web
 CR> Site. At least you could get it there the last time I checked. It is
 CR> called "Qmodem.pdf". I just checked the file I have and it has a
 CR> definition for a SUPRA 28,800 Modem. If you can receive files by
 CR> E-mail, I can send it to you. My E-mail address is below.
 
 Hello Charles, thanks for the reply. I have already downloaded the qmpro.pdf
 file from the Mustang Softwares Web Site. I have already installed it in
 my qmodem directory, without any different results. Qmodem pro loads up
 just fine, and says that I am in terminal mode. When I type letters on the
 screen though, nothing happens, so I put it on half-duplex, now I see
 the letters on the screen, but the modem is not responding.  When I type
 AT on the screen, I don't get the usual OK response from the modem.
 Aparently, this PNP modem, don't respond to DOS related programs, or I
 definitely have some parameter set up wrong. So, I attempt to type the
 reset modem characters, +++, again with no reaction from the modem. I have
 even changed the IRQ settings, thinking that maybe the IRQ's are wrong.
 Again, with no luck.  I am totally perplexed (sp?), and just don't have
 any answers. This version of qmpro is pretty old. The last qmodem.pdf file
 on it only had a VERY few 14400 modems on it.
 
 Anyhoo Charles, I am VERY open for advise? Have any clues?
 Thanks again for the reply, and will be waiting for your help.
 
 Mark
 
 
... Mark Campbell, in the thriving motropolis of Nunn, Colorado.
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