I believe it's more for registry entries than anything else.
Technically it could allow modem vendors to add specific enhancements to
the hardware that the drivers recognize. However, it seems more geared
to Mr. WindowsUser who would much rather select U.S. Robotics sportster
than com2 when he tries to setup dialup networking.
Doug
Steve Youngs wrote:
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> By now you've probably realized that the answer to your question
> is "Not in this life time babe"
>
> Here's what I find interesting... I've used modems with Linux,
> with DOS, with OS/2, with Windoze 3.x, and with Windoze 9x could somebody
> please tell me why the hell does Windoze 9x need a driver for the modem
> anyway...No other operating system that I've come into contact with needs
> one.
>
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