Re: OEM modems

Carl,

By the way, the name is Dan (Bale)!  Don't worry, though, you are only the
851,147th person to do that!  ;-)   (Hey, when I visit my Dad down south, people
always spell my last name "Bell".  I wonder why!)

No need to apologize, I have hardly any comm skills to slight anyway!  But I am
surprised to read that IBM won't support the modems they recommend.  Especially
since they helped me through several phone calls on a modem that was _not_ on
their list of supported modems.  Hmmm.

- Dan Bale

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Dale:
I see your point, but sometimes get frustrated when I see IBM soutions when
they are not the best, because the reason is that IBM won't support them.
Granted, IBM is GREAT in a lot of areas, especially the AS400, but I'd
rather buy best of breed and I think the UDS (Motorola) modems are far
superior to the IBM.  At least with the Options modems, IBM had a modem
manufacturer make the units and the Options modems are better than previous
IBM units.  Not to say that IBM modems did not work, they always did, but I
just like the ease of configuration on the UDS models.  I have installed al
lot of IBM, UDS and zillions of other modems.
I didn't mean to slight your comm skills, if I did I apologize, and there
are certainly comm gurus on this list server than know MUCH more than I do.
Regards,
Carl





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