Hello Wes,
:: In a msg to Clint Savage, you replied ::
> CS> Help requested.
> CS> In my new computer is a "AT&T Winmodem" and there are no docs!
> CS> I run in Win95 and DOS.  What is the correct setup string for
> CS> DOS and how dose one setup to return to windows. Several times I
> CS> have been unable to access from 95 after a dos session??
> CS> Also It don't work as well as my courior external?? Oh yes
> CS> dose it have nova ram? I checked AT&T webside and drew a blank??
> Winmodems have to be run under Windows. That's why they're called
> Winmodems.:-)
Usually in a 486 or better box also.
> Best advice I could give anyone with one would be to get another
> modem.
I'm not trying to start an arguement or sell you on WinModems, but
Winmodems do have place in the grand scheme of things.  They are PnP
cards, insinuating W95, NT, etc. I have one in this 486 Dos / Win3.1
BBS box that works great.  Not everyone lives their life at the C:\>
anymore, they are pointing, clicking, double clicking and dragging
merrily and productively along their way.  Times are changing &
pre-configured computers with all the peripherials & hardware installed
as well as W95 are hot ticket items.
I got my Winmodem from USR in the Wide Area Field Trial test for free.
It now runs happily as a clam at 33.6, accepts & recieves faxes with
WinFax, -and- is due to be software upgraded shortly to x2 when the code
is released.  I've thought about selling it, but hey, it works, it was
free, and if I decide to pull it, it won't take up much room on the
shelf.   The only thing the Winmodem won't do that my 2 Courier DS
V.Es x2 and one Hayes K56Flex wont do it respond to a Dos terminal
program...but you know this.  Now maybe Clint does.
Later...
 Rick
  rgraham@ionet.net
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