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Modem Setup
To be able to use a modem to
connect to the Internet, the modem needs to be configured
properly in Windows95: In the 'Control-Panel',
start the 'Modem' applet, and if you
have not yet a modem configured (because you may have just
connected it), you get something like this:
Let Windows95 try to figure out the modem itself, which type of
modem is connected to which COM-port. If
Windows95 gets it wrong, you can always correct it:
If the type of your modem is NOT listed , then you need a setup
floppy with the setup information file, so that you can use the
'Have Disk' button.
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