*** Quoting Sherry Miles to All dated 09-15-97 ***
> is in fact a working port.  Although MSD and Windows show Comm 1, 2,
> and 3
> as all set up to work.  Once I get the correct configuration, would it
> be
> possible for me to use the Comm 3 port because I know that it works?
You could try Com 3 and IRQ 5... but that would be very "non standard" and 
may cause problems with a number of applications which require standard com 
ports
(1 & 2) and standard IRQ's (3 & 4).
Your modem probably doesn't work on com 2 because you already have a com 2. 
Assuming you have a multi-io card, try and disable the 2nd com port on the 
I/O card, and then setup the modem for com 2. If you're unsure how to disable 
the
2nd port, perhaps there's some markings on the card which would tell you how?
If there's nothing on the card for instructions, is there a name on the card?
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