BG> Oh good, I was a little concerned that I might have problems
 BG> installing it under Win95 (and still may, as the new models are
 BG> 33k6-capable, yet the inf file which I have doesn't list the 31200 or
 BG> 33600 link rates, and I'm not at all sure how Win95 will react when
 BG> the modem connects at speeds higher than 28k8).

It will report that it can't understand the connection result, doesn't know
whether error correction and/or data compression were negotiated, and will
most likely say "Connected at 57600" or whatever the locked rate
is, (as set in the modem properties General tab).

 BG> I'd hack the current inf file if I knew what the hell I was doing,
 BG> but I have no idea what the hex values after each connect string
 BG> mean.

Notice also that Win95 doesn't parse the connection result. You have to
spell out in the .inf file every possible connection result the modem might
issue. IE: CONNECT 33600/ARQ/V34/LAPM/V42BIS, CONNECT 33600/ARQ/V34/LAPM,
and so on, right down to CONNECT 300/NONE !! No wonder these .inf files are
so large ...

 BG> Oh well, I won't be using the thing, so maybe I shouldn't be worrying
 BG> about it...

:-)

Regards,
Frank


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