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In article <7vq4un$mju$1...@news8.svr.pol.co.uk>,
  "Da' Follower" <Simon@merlyn.greatxscape.net.YO> wrote:
> If I knew what you meant by 'how go you get the modem to call in a
win98
> format'
> I might be able to help. You would also have to learn to spell
> :-)

 It's possible they both have Winmodems.

(response to original poster):

In that case, unless you can find a way for Duke to use the
modem Win 95/98, or Dos drivers for the Winmodem you are out
of luck. I don't think such Dos drivers even exist. Win modems
off load the work to the CPU, and this is why they require a driver
top run. My suggestion is if you can, replace the modem with a
Dos compatable modem, or pick up an old external modem, (even an
ancient 14.4 should be suitable for 2 player modem game. These probaly
can be picked up for a few dollars at a used computer shop), and
use that to play Duke over modem. If you have a mouse connected to
the only serial port, make sure you disable the mouse in
Duke's setup program if you connect the external modem there.
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> john doe <dry...@drbs.com> wrote in message
> news:aEuT3.19578$23.1050099@typ11.nn.bcandid.com...
> > I'm shure I'm not the first to ask this so please be nice...(newby)
> > A budy of mine and I have a copy and want to play a modem game...
how go
> > you get the modem to call in a win98 format (dos-I know)
> > Any help is good...
> > Old Duke...
> >
> >
>
>


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