øú. Regarding : Windows & Modems .úø
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ÚÄÄøú. Rick Collins whispered this to Rick Payton...
³ RP> If I'm correct, Procomm+ 1.02 came out waaay before Win95 did...before 
TA
³ RP> support...so it should have NO problem with the modem (it was an old 
14.4
³ RP> with no install disks or whatever)...
³ It wouldn't have a problem with the modem if it could find the modem.  This 
g
³ into a quaint and interesting discussion about a program running in a DOS 
box
³ Windows - Windows still has control of the ports and properly redirects 
hat
³ these DOS programs are doing to the correct port.  Procomm, though, is a 
Wind
³ program that _doesn't_ use the TAPI interface - and therefore _you_ have to 
k
³ what "virtual" comm port Win95 has selected for the modem.  If you 
configure 
³ properly it will work - but configuring it properly may be a chore.
³ Trust me - regular modems don't need "drivers" under Win95.
³ Rick
ÀÄÄ.úø Out of the stillness, The Electric Head said this...
ahhh.....shoot....I forgot about that....I remember installing a Zoom modem
on a friends computer....Win 3.1 "saw" the modem  on COM 4, yet Telix for DOS
"saw" it on COM 2 (which is where I had it hardware configured)....Whoa...I
can't beleive I forgot all about that....heheh.....I kept telling Procomm to
look on COM 1 for the modem, when I shoulda told it to look on COM 3 :)
Oh well...there was an easy solution.....get a Supra 33.6 PnP modem 
Rick P.
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