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> Which begs the question, oh you PCMCIA gurus: Do you ever have > any trouble using your 14.4K PCMCIA modems under windows? Is the "serial" That depends on the PCMCIA modem. All the bigger names that are relatively new seem to have them. I would particularly point to the MegaHertz XJ2114. Many of us got the AT&T Keep-In-Touch modem since, at the time, it was one of the few that had a 16550 UART. I've heard from MHz XJ114 users though that performance wasn't bad despite the lack of a 16550 UART. > do you think PCMCIA would still work fine with a 28.8K modem? Sure. They better... > Now maybe one can do 14.4K on an external serial under DOS, but I > prefer Windows (or as Sean suggested--use OS/2! Damn you Sean--you got me > there!). May as well try Turbocomm and that one other package (I forget the name). And let us know how it works! Oh yeah, about OS/2...yup!