in the info it state that it is hayes compatible, that means you can
use a number of other modem scripts to control the modem, most of the
features (i assume) are set to auto, so the modem will negotiate the
connection speed and you just set the speed to 128k or 230k in the
control panel (as long you have scripts which check the usb port)
if you get the manual as well you could write your own driver/script
On 21/04/2007, at 12:06, Paul Kitchener wrote:
Hi Wamug
I am considering buying one of these 2nd hand to use with a B&W G3/
Tiger:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/D-Link-DU-560M-external-K56Flex/dp/B0000ASXRC
I cant find anything on the 'net one way or the other with regards
to it's Mac compatibility.
Does anyone think this will or wont work with a Mac?
Should assume if D-Link doesn't mention it then it will not work
with a Mac?
Thanks
Paul
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