On Mon, May 08, 2000 at 12:49:13AM -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Okay, if you don't marry boanne, marry me? IT
> WORKED!!!!! yayayayayayayaaahahahahah
> only how now to get it to initialize automagically when I reboot....
> Well, we know the string and modem work, if I could only ferret out the
> secret place in which windows is hiding the AT string. I'm thinking of
> doing a comprehensive text file search through the entire damn machine,
> though I'm trying to use other methods first. Registry turned up nothing,
> inf and ini files also.
> Anyone actually know? Ben? hehehe, you seem to know most else!
The modem drivers in Windows are not really drivers, instead
they just a list of modem AT commands corresponding to the
features Windows wants, located in INF\mdm*.inf files. The
hard part probably is how to determine which .inf is for what.
As I remember (that was about year ago), I did this by looking
up how Windows calls my modem (via Control Panel/Modems or
System) and using that string to search in INF directory. Init
string and everything else should be in that .inf file, in
some cryptic format. Changes may not take effect until you
remove and install your modem again. If you're using
non-Windows driver, then don't let it overwrite your changes.
In that case determining the name of the .inf file will be
easier too, just look what's on the diskette.
Good luck.
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