KL> but that's all I know. I've just installed PC TOOLS Version 8 (circa
 KL> 1992) and it's demanding that I supply the name of the directory of my
 KL> as-yet-nonexistent modem drivers. Help! Thanks!
Drivers are needed only under a 32-bit operating system.  In DOS/Windows 3.1, 
the modem communicates directly with the rest of the hardware.
The software that came with the modem was FaxTalk and DOSFax/WINFAX.  One was 
for receiving faxes (FaxTalk), and the other was for sending them. These are 
copyrighted programs, not available for free.  Personally, I recommend 
QuickLink Fax from SmithMicro if you have to buy the fax software.
No Windows 3.1 drivers were bundled with it, as none are needed.  OS/2 
recognizes the modem upon installation of OS/2, and will also allow you to 
install the modem and update the installed drivers if you already had OS/2 
installed first.  Linux has special considerations, but the man pages should 
help you get started in the right direction. 
Charles Chambers
FidoNet 1:114/443
charles.chambers@443.ghostrdr.wierius.com
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