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SP2649 — Allow Hayes Optima 288B Modem in Deskpro 4000 VERSION 1.0 LANGUAGE English

SoftPaq Number SP2649
Filename SP2649.EXE
Size 37K
Date 15 January 97
Version N/A
Operating System All

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SOFTPAQ NUMBER:  SP2649
PART NUMBER: N/A 
FILE NAME:  PCI15180.COM
TITLE:  Allow Hayes Optima 288B Modem in Deskpro 4000
VERSION:  1.0
LANGUAGE:  English

CATEGORY:  Software Solution/Miscellaneous

PRODUCTS AFFECTED:  Deskpro 4000

OPERATING SYSTEM:  MS-DOS 5.0 or higher, Windows 3.1, Windows 95

SYSTEM CONFIGURATION:  N/A

EFFECTIVE DATE:  December 2, 1996

ELECTRONIC DISTRIBUTION ALLOWED:  Yes

SUPERSEDES:  N/A

DESCRIPTION:  Creates an executable file that allows Deskpro 4000 
Series  computers to work with the Hayes OPTIMA 288B modem.  
NOTE:  Only the above-mentioned operating systems are supported. 

HOW TO USE: 

1. Download the SoftPaq to a directory on your hard drive, for example 
C:\UTIL, and change to that directory.  The file that is downloaded is 
SP2649.EXE.

2. From that drive and directory, execute the SoftPaq file:
SP2649 [ENTER]
Th following files should be created:
PCI15180.COM
PCI15180.DOC 

3. After the files are created, you may delete the downloaded file 
SP2649.EXE if you wish.

4. Edit the AUTOEXEC.BAT file and add the PCI15180 command.  
Be sure the directory where the PCI15180.COM program resides is in 
the path.

Example AUTOEXEC.BAT
. . .
PATH C:\UTIL;
PCI15180
. . .

5. Reboot the computer.

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