Chris Wiles said,
>> Great idea, Norbert! I thought of doing such a list, but I never found out,
>> which modems work fine with STFax ngs
> 1. We do not know which modems do and do not 'work properly' (as you say)
> with STFax, as we cannot afford to buy all the modems in the world (besides,
> there are many many modems that cannot be bought in the UK which are, say,
> available locally within Portugal, Greece or Poland - as an example).
> 2. If we said 'this modem works fine with STFax' people would be angry if
> STFax still had problems (on their system) and/or could even sue us (LOL),
> in theory, if we said 'this works' but the user had problems with it.
The MakeCD compatibility list gives detailed information on each system
used to test a CD writer. It also differentiates between units tested by
the authors, units which haven't been tested but use the same
hardware/firmware as those tested and units that have been tested by
third parties and reported to work or not. In the third case, the name
of the person testing is given. That's way you're covered because you
aren't stating that it works, only that A. N. Other reports that it
works.
> 3. As we've all said in the past, STFax works fine for some people with
> certain modems, but then another person may have problems. There are even
> the odd one or two people who reported problems with Pace modems, yet many
> many others have absolutely no problems at all.
This would help with them too. If several people report success with a
particular model, anyone else experiencing problems can see that they
should look closer to home for the solution.
Neil
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