Hi Paul,

 PS> RG> PS> works on standard ibm/ami/apple, make me
 PS> RG>                       ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
 PS> RG>As if the modem "knows" what it can or can't run on.
 PS> RG>A modem, is a modem, is a modem.. ...

 PS> hehe, a modem is a modem right, but it's
 PS> nice for the un informed to know it
 PS> will work on these machines, as well,

I dunno about that...  as long as it works on *my* machine what would I
care whether it works on others or not ?  ;-)

 PS> some modems, IE: bloddy IBM internal
 PS> modems, which i went to buy thinking it
 PS> was an external, DO NOT WORK ON MY
 PS> machine, take that.  huh.

B*llsh*t..   An internal modem is no different than an external modem.
The only difference being that it has no case, no power supply, and the
connections are different.  It isn't too hard to adapt an interm modem
for external use, but it is rarely done simply because there is such
little need for it.

 PS> anyway, no, no v32 going cheap, how cheap
 PS> do you have in mind, because I can
 PS> get one, cheap enough, that's if you are not too cheap.

Less than $300 Aust.


Cheers
Rod

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