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** Reply to note from Craig <wyrill@uq.net.au> Sun, 25 Jan 1998 20:07:01 +1000 I'm having trouble running a PCMCIA moden and was wpondering whether anyone had trouble with PCMCIA modems under this version of OS/2. What version, 3 or 4? What kinds of problems? The Toast and Jam, is that a Bus Toaster card? There are drivers available for it somewhere; I have no personal experience with it. Anyway, for the modem: Open Hardware Manager (Warp4) and check to make sure the IRQ and base address you want to use are available. Next, open the Plug and Play for PCMCIA folder and run AUTOUTL2.EXE. If you have any modems listed in the box on the right, highlight them and click the Delete button. Now highlight the modem you want to use on the left and click Edit. In the settings dialog that comes up, enter the IRQ you wish to use (use direct entry, the dropdown list only gives you a choice of 3 or 4) and save it. Save everything and reboot your machine. You should now be able to use your modem card. Mark in San Angelo mdavis1@airmail.net 01/25/98, 13:13:39