A friend of mine has a winmodem and ICR2, I'd love to play him over
the modem but when he goes to DOS to run ICR2, he can't access his
modem. Anyone find a way around this. Other than playing it from
Win95?????
Any ideas appreciated.
Rockn'Robin
I believe that the U.S. Robotics WinModem is designed to be used in Windows
only. Probably his only other option is to buy a new modem.
Hope this helps...
Eric Giles
>A friend of mine has a winmodem and ICR2, I'd love to play him over
>the modem but when he goes to DOS to run ICR2, he can't access his
>modem. Anyone find a way around this. Other than playing it from
>Win95?????
Many of the plug-n-pray modems either need DOS drivers, or just plain
won't work at all in DOS. In any event, contact the modem manufacturer
to determine if DOS drivers are available, or if you're SOL for DOS
apps.
---Jim Sokoloff, Papyrus
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> A friend of mine has a winmodem and ICR2, I'd love to play him over > the modem but when he goes to DOS to run ICR2, he can't access his > modem. Anyone find a way around this. Other than playing it from > Win95????? > Any ideas appreciated. > Rockn'Robin: A friend of mine has a winmodem and ICR2, I'd love to play him over
: the modem but when he goes to DOS to run ICR2, he can't access his
: modem. Anyone find a way around this. Other than playing it from
: Win95?????
Unfortunately a "winmodem" lives up to its name, it will only work
inside the Windows environment. The only other solution is s***the
winmodem and get a real modem.
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Yes tell him to get a real modem! The WIN modem is for use with windows
only that's the only way it will work!
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