Setting up modem? ? ?

I am trying to install in my old laptop a Cardinal v.34 33.6 fax modem.

I can't seem to find the drivers anywhere on the internet, but I did find
the initialization strings.

Can I install it with these?

How do I go about it?

Thanks Ian --

Does the "standard modem" work with a PCMCIA card modem? Somehow I thought
it was for the internal modems only.

FYI, I'm trying to fix up a very old laptop on the cheap, for a needy kid
who needs it for school. It's a pro bono hobby of mine.

-- Ray
"Ian Stirling" <> wrote in message
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> Ray Jenkins <Rayj.balt@verizondotnet> wrote:
> > I am trying to install in my old laptop a Cardinal v.34 33.6 fax modem.
> >
> > I can't seem to find the drivers anywhere on the internet, but I did
find
> > the initialization strings.
>
> Try just "standard modem" to setup with.
>
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Addendum to message just posted:

The modem doesn't seem to be listed in the Win95 disc, but I think it's in
the Win98. Do you know of any way to extract a modem driver from the Win95
disc?


"Ian Stirling" <> wrote in message
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> Ray Jenkins <Rayj.balt@verizondotnet> wrote:
> > I am trying to install in my old laptop a Cardinal v.34 33.6 fax modem.
> >
> > I can't seem to find the drivers anywhere on the internet, but I did
find
> > the initialization strings.
>
> Try just "standard modem" to setup with.
>
> --
> http://inquisitor.i.am/ | private.php?do=newpm&u= | Ian
Stirling.
> ---------------------------+-------------------------+--------------------
------
> "The theory of everything falls out trivially." -- Etherman, sci.physics
kook.

Ray Jenkins <Rayj.balt@verizondotnet> wrote:
> Thanks Ian --
>
> Does the "standard modem" work with a PCMCIA card modem? Somehow I thought
> it was for the internal modems only.

PCMCIA modems have two (logical) parts, a serial interface, and the
actual modem, in one card.
There was (IIRC) last time I looked "standard PCMCIA modem", but this would
have been windows 95.

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