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- From: jimwhite@cent.com (Jim White)
- Newsgroups: comp.dcom.fax,comp.dcom.modems
- Subject: Re: Q: Class 2 vs Class 2.0
- Date: Wed, 27 Mar 1996 04:30:37 GMT
- Organization: South Shore Software
- Message-ID: <3158c453.100507234@204.254.156.70>
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- akozak@hourglass.com (Al Kozakiewicz) wrote:
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- >>>puma@netcom.com (Gary Breuckman) wrote:
- >
- >>>>Even USR, who insisted on waiting for 2.0 and would not support Class
- >>>>2, issues software with the modem that requires you to use Class 1.
- >>>>Shame Shame.
- >
- >An even bigger shame is that although the USR box says the mode is Class 2.0
- >complaint, it does not work with any class 2.0 software that expects compliance
- >with the full standard. ZetaFAX being a prime example.
- >
- >It's hard to believe that, at least in the Class 2.0 FAX world, poorly regarded
- >Cardinals work where USR modems won't.
- >
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- are you sure you don't have your 2 and 2.0 reversed??
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