Re: OS X Modem

[James S Jones]

Most any standard serial modem might work using a generic modem script. 
It will work better if it's supported with a modem-specific script. In 
the OS X Network preference panel, select Show: Modem Port. In the 
Modem tab, there is a list of built-in scripts. On 10.2.6, there are 2 
USR listings: US Robotics High Speed and US Robotics Universal.

If neither of those work for you, then a script that you successfully 
used under OS 8 or 9 with your USR probably will. Put it in 
/Library/Modem Scripts and give it a try.

On Wednesday, October 1, 2003, at 04:46  PM, Pat Heidingsfelder wrote:

I need a modem that is Compatible with OS X for a Beige G3.   Any 
suggestions?  Will an external serial modem connected to the modem 
port work?  Such as a US robotics 56K or the Sportster?


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