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Article #2397Re: USR Mac & Fax modem on a PC ?
From: Peter McDermott
Date: Sun, 24 Dec 1995 00:00
Date: Sun, 24 Dec 1995 00:00
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In article <phil-1712951836070001@philcon.demon.co.uk>, phil@philcon.demon.co.uk (Phillip Conquest) wrote: >It should be just a case of getting a new cable, and then altering your >init strings to suit the PC. However this might not be quite as easy as it >sounds, and you will need to talk to somebody with a USR 14.4 PC modem to >see what their init strings are. I believe that the only difference is that &D0 on a Mac should be &D2 on a PC. The PC settings are laid out in modem.txt for the Sportster (same modem) -- peter@petermc.demon.co.uk Fool as cuck!
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