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#GPFax Compatability.

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#188321From: Michael SheaMar 10, 1995 1:29 AM
I am talking with David Czaya about buying his GPFax software. I have a PPI PM288MT II V.34 modem that is Group 3 Class 1 and 2. Here is an excerpt from a message from David: >GPFax is TR29-Class 2 compatible. The manual says it will work with most >modems based on Rockwells Class2 and EXAR Class 2. > >I cannot find any reference to this in the manual, but I think I read >somewhere that GPFax only worked with Supra modems if purchased with a >Supra modem. Some kind of copy protection. He is concerned that his copy of GPFax will not work with my modem. I read in "Connect Your Amiga" that there was a Supra specific version, but David's manual does not say that is what he has. Does anyone know of a way to find out for sure? ._ _ _ INTERNET: mshea@math.arizona.edu | | |ichael _>hea COMPUSERVE: 76665,3360
#188333From: Trent HawkinsMar 10, 1995 4:39 AM
Michael, The best and easiest way is to find out what version he has. If it's v2.346 or better, then it does not really matter if you have a non-Supra modem or not, the program on installation will detect the modem and install the correct version needed. If he has an older version, it may be better for you to just purchase the latest version (v2.347 I believe) direct and save yourself hassles. I say this as there is no way to upgrade versions older than 2.346 to 2.346 short of purchasing that version (or the latest). Trent 'Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori'
#188550From: Christian ElkjerMar 11, 1995 6:01 PM
Michael, Ask him to run the GPFax software and click on the about command. If it is the Supra version, it will say "Supra Modems ONLY Version." GP Software created a Supra version, a Class 1, and a Class 2 version, but now the Class 1 and 2 versions are sold as one package. Before you buy the Supra version, call Micro R&D. They are the distributors of the GPFax Class 1 & 2 versions, and see if they will let you trade versions for free or for a small fee. Their number is 1-800-527-8797. And nice choice on your modem. As a soon-to-be-former tech support employee at PPI, it is a quality built modem, IMHO. // Chris – AP 1.77 \X/ Only Amiga Makes It Possible