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In message <4i69gs$2a7m@news-s01.ny.us.ibm.net> - Dlfulle@IBM.NET (David
Fuller)13 Mar 1996 10:54:20 GMT writes:
:>
:>In message  - Dlfulle@IBM.NET (David Fuller) writes:
:>:>
:>:>I would like to know if the voice mail software that comes with IBM's mew
:>:>multimedia modem is OS/2 native.  Also, how do you like it.  I am
:>considering
:>:>it, but if I have to buy new software for it to work under OS/2 I will buy
a
:>:>cheaper modem.
:>:>	IbM is not real clear about the software.  Thet say that it works under
:>OS/2,
:>:>but not whether it is native to OS/2 or if you have to run ti under
WIN/OS2.
:> 
:>:>
:>:>Thanks
:>:>
:>:>
:>:>Dave
:>:>
:>
:>
:>
:>


I've got a MMM, and I've got mixed feelings about it. I bought it because I
figured it'd have better OS/2 support - well, kind of. No the voice mail stuff
is NOT OS/2, but Windows. If you don't have blue spine warp you *must* boot to
native dos & windows to install the windows/dos support. The OS/2 support that
does come with it, generally works pretty well, but is quite watered down from
the windows support/apps that it ships with. If you have an all OS/2 system,
that is, without windows support, you'll have to download certain replacements
for some of the installation routines, the midi files are all transfered with
a windows install app. The documentation sucks big time - whine and gripe,
whine and gripe. It's a pretty neat card and can do quite a bit, and if it
installs perfectly for you you'll like it. But it really comes across as a
windows piece of hardware with a few bones thrown towards OS/2. That's what's
dissapointing about it.

Mike


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Mike Corn
m-corn@uiuc.edu
My alien abductors are making me type this.

In <4i69gs$2a7m@news-s01.ny.us.ibm.net>, Dlfulle@IBM.NET (David Fuller) writes:
David, which voice mail software do you mean exectly?
(BTW I am using the MMM+)

>In message  - Dlfulle@IBM.NET (David Fuller) writes:
>:>
>:>I would like to know if the voice mail software that comes with IBM's mew
>:>multimedia modem is OS/2 native.  Also, how do you like it.  I am
>considering
>:>it, but if I have to buy new software for it to work under OS/2 I will buy a
>:>cheaper modem.
>:>	IbM is not real clear about the software.  Thet say that it works under
>OS/2,
>:>but not whether it is native to OS/2 or if you have to run ti under WIN/OS2.
> 
>:>
>:>Thanks
>:>
>:>
>:>Dave
>:>
>
>
>
>

>I've got a MMM, and I've got mixed feelings about it. I bought it because I
>figured it'd have better OS/2 support - well, kind of. No the voice mail stuff
>is NOT OS/2, but Windows. If you don't have blue spine warp you *must* boot to
>native dos & windows to install the windows/dos support. 

  This is a problem?  I look at it as a benefit.  I want my Warp/WinOS2 separate
  from my DOS/Win.  

>The OS/2 support that
>does come with it, generally works pretty well, but is quite watered down from
>the windows support/apps that it ships with. If you have an all OS/2 system,
>that is, without windows support, you'll have to download certain replacements
>for some of the installation routines, the midi files are all transfered with
>a windows install app. The documentation sucks big time - whine and gripe,
>whine and gripe. It's a pretty neat card and can do quite a bit, and if it
>installs perfectly for you you'll like it. 

  Yes!  And if it doesn't look fo interrupt conflicts!  Interrupts on ISA systems
  is a real problem.

>But it really comes across as a
>windows piece of hardware with a few bones thrown towards OS/2. That's what's
>dissapointing about it.

  Well, more than a few bines, but I do understand your statements.

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