>Does anyone know if there is a modem for the 8500 that fits in a PCI slot? >I want to let my father-in-law use it (he's having trouble with his PC) but >he needs a 56K modem and I don't have one. If I have to get a serial port >modem then I guess I will but I would rather use a PCI slot instead. > >I would really like him to try using OS X but my 8500 has a stock 604/120 >and I can't afford to put a G3 upgrade card in it. > >Thanks, >
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