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modem programs
I have tried installing a number of shareware modem sharing programs but to no avail. Can anyone out there recommend a dos shared modem server program that Com-share and some of the other small dos programs required that I point the client modem programs to IRQ 14, which PPP programs and dialup eudora simply

Sysop Modem Programs
I've looked everywhere, but I can't seem to find ANY terminal programs for Unix that work with our system. Tip and cu just don't cut it, since they don't have any file transfer protocols, etc. Are there any modem programs for Unix systems which even come close to those available for PCs ?

Connected but.. but the Modem Programs... Arrg!
Tom Hatton hat...@socrates.ucsf.edu comp os os2 multimedia A...@sparc3.cs.uiuc.edu (4YurEyesOnly) writes: well, the subject says it all... i am looking for some kind of modem program for os/2 also looking for some king of picture viewer/converter for os/2 and mem utility to see how and where my memory is being used

Modem Programs for the Apple ][
Mark Mentovai m...@moxienet.com comp sys mac comm In article <carlfo19-1109961323020001@pm3b_22.gdi.net>, carlf...@mail.idt.net (Carl Otto) wrote: if you know of any programs besides zterm let ME KNOW Check out ProTERM from InTrec Software (http://www.intrec.com/ online or call 1-888-PROTERM) - it's an excellent

modem programs for Unix
You would have to shutdown the ttymon session, or get a program that knows how to coexist with the connection server such as cu. Darren R. Davis UnixWare Developer Support Novell This was posted here a while back and sounded like it might be of interest in this situation. I didn't write it and haven't used it,

modem programs for Unix
4YurEyesOnly A...@sparc3.cs.uiuc.edu comp os os2 multimedia well, the subject says it all... i am looking for some kind of modem program for os/2 also looking for some king of picture viewer/converter for os/2 and mem utility to see how and where my memory is being used in os/2 i guess i am looking to see where i

Sysop Modem Programs
c...@nworks.com comp bbs majorbbs ID> How much is a 28.8k V.34 modem through the Hayes sysop program? $259 ID> Also, would the BBS have to be up and running already? Yes. --- SLMR 2.1a It's only a hobby ... only a hobby ... only a.

Modem Programs
Elmer Fudd g...@cse.ucsc.edu comp sys mac misc hi net, how and where does one obtain the above mentioned, this must be a regularly posted question, so i appologize in advance, but i don't where the answer is. thanks -gil.

Modem programs
However, the program, at the upper end of transmission, will only handle 9600 and 19200 - 14400 isn't even in the menu, and NDSU has a 14400 dialup line to its computers. I also don't have a lot of $$$ so....is there a good shareware or FTPable modem program out there (preferably integrated fax/data)?

Z-modem programs for the ST?
B...@metronet.com>, Tom Griffing <t...@metronet.com> wrote: First: Serial ports set up as in the books so that inbound and outbound "cu" communications work fine :^) Then: I want to use a different comm program, so I compiled and installed minicom. When I try to run it, I get the message: "Cannot open /dev/tty00

Modem sharing w/ DOS server. Netware 3.x
Edu comp sys atari 8bit (asks at command to set modem speed) I don't know about your cart program, how to set the computer baud rate. Bob Term you can set the baud rate of the computer. So set Bob Term at 4800 and to set the modem at 4800, ats37=8 and atn0 or ats37=8n0 Russg.

Different modem programs
Giancarlo Castrataro gcast...@copper.ucs.indiana.edu comp os os2 apps 4YurEyesOnly (A...@sparc3.cs.uiuc.edu) wrote: well, the subject says it all... i am looking for some kind of modem program for os/2 I use QModem for DOS, but if you want the spiffy PM interface, I'd recommend Softerm (the updated version). also

Different modem programs
Jim Stephenson stephenso...@delphi.com comp sys cbm warren olson <er...@inqmind.bison.mb.ca> writes: The only fax program i can think of is,datapump for the c-64. At least that's my two cent's worth. And the only "Datapump" program that I know of is an archive that tells how to create a RS-232 interface much like a

modem programs
Use the ~C escape to start up umodem on the local machine: ~C umodem -<options> <file> You can substitute any other file transfer protocol for 'modem' in the above if you have, or can write, a small protocol-handling program analogous to 'umodem'. Incidentally, the ~C escape of tip is documented on the first page

Modem programs wanted
My os/2 based modem programs can use the modem on the LS4 server simply by addressing the com port assigned to them by the server. Apparently, the OS/2 based modem programs are not even aware they are going onto the network instead of to a com port physically in the machine. Not so for my Windows based comm

Using Windows comm programs over LS4.0 network - how?
I want to run a modem program in NT.. preferably QmodemPro for Win95.. I was told that it worked even in the betas.. now I tried to install it.. and I received a error message saying "This program requires TAPI support At this time, Windows NT does not support it." I am running the final build with SP1,

WANTED: Modem programs, picture viewer, mem utilities for OS/2 2.1
KEN On Fri, 10 Sep 1999 21:25:42 -0400, "Richard G. Harper" <rghar...@email.com> wrote: Unfortunately you'll have to replace the program(s) that don't share the modem. Whether or not you can share the modem between programs depends on the programs themselves. You may be able to change configuration in the

Graphical modem programs?
ami...@musnet.uucp.netcom.com comp bbs majorbbs IS>To: jdl...@netcom.com IS>Subject: Sysop Modem Programs IS>J>Has anybody run into a sysop program that provided IS>J>1) -- Very Relaible modems. IS>J>2) -- Decent support. IS>J>3) -- Ability to deliver product in a reasonable amount of time. IS>Sure.

Modem Programs for the Apple ][ ..
I have never had any problems with modem software and I have used a number of old DOS and Win3.x modem programs under Win95. I guess you do not use Winfax and a dos communications program together. Also try switching between your dos communications program a Windows appz that's hardware intensive like Norton

Sysop Modem Programs
Russell Leach {78830} r...@localhost.enet.dec.com comp sys mac comm In article <rzeman-1109961724090...@rzeman.his.com>, rze...@his.com (Rick Zeman) writes: In article <carlfo19-1109961323020001@pm3b_22.gdi.net>, carlf...@mail.idt.net (Carl Otto) wrote: if you know of any programs besides zterm let ME KNOW Yes.