WinModem System Changes
                         FOR WINDOWS 95 USERS

WARNING:  Certain sections of the Winmodem installation will require
          modification of your registry files. For safety, please make 
          a backup of your registry file before installing the Winmodem.

To backup your registry:
  1.  Shut down and restart the computer in MS-DOS mode.
  2.  Type: LOCK C: [press enter]
  3.  When prompted; answer yes.
  4.  Type: CD\windows [press enter]
  5.  Type: attrib -h -r -a -s user.dat [press enter]
  6.  Type: attrib -h -r -a -s system.dat [press enter]
  7.  Type: copy user.dat user.wm1 [press enter]
  8.  Type: copy system.dat system.wm1 [press enter]
  9.  Type: attrib +h +r +a +s user.dat [press enter]
 10.  Type: attrib +h +r +a +s system.dat [press enter]
 11.  Type: win to start windows [press enter]


Winmodem INI Flags

Windows (Windows 3.1x) SYSTEM.INI:
The following lines are added to the Windows SYSTEM.INI file by the
Winmodem installation. If the Winmodem is not performing properly, you
may want to verify that these lines exist. The following line is
modified for Winmodem use: drivers=C:\WINMODEM\WINMODEM.DRV (Note:
there may or may not be other drivers listed on this line. These are
Winmodem specific.) Below is a sample setting for the Winmodem on Com 3
Irq 5. If you are using a different Com Port and IRQ, please change
these numbers as needed. Also, for Windows 3.1x users, the setting in
the Control Panel should be set to match that of the modem to ensure
everything functions correctly. These settings are found under the
Control Panel/Ports/Settings/Advanced section and is where the base
I/O address and IRQ are set for this modem.

       [386enh]
       device=C:\WINMODEM\WINMODEM.386
       Com3Base=03E8
       Com3Irq=5
       Com3AutoAssign=2
       Com3Buffer=8192
       
       [Winmodem]

       Dynamic=No  This tells the modem whether the card, or the BIOS
                   should take control of configuring the modem. When 
                   set to `yes', it will leave the card configured as 
                   it is by the Plug and Play settings of the machine 
                   (i.e. Bios, ICU...). When set to `no', this
                   indicates that even if the machine has already 
                   configured the card, the Winmodem software should
                   override the configuration with the values set in 
                   the SYSTEM.INI.  This setting is represented by 
                   the checkbox in the Winmodem Configuration 
                   Utility's main window.
       
       Logfile=Yes
       ComPort=COM3
       IRQ=5
       Base=210 (110,170,210,2F0,370 are the only acceptable values)
       
Additional Flags with Default settings:
       ForceBridgeOrRouter=FALSE  (When set to TRUE, it forces a bypass
                                   of the communications driver if the 
                                   original communications driver is
                                   detected )
            
       ForceRouter=FALSE  (When set to TRUE, it forces a bypass of
                           COMM.DRV)


Windows WIN.INI ( Win 3.1X )
     load=C:\WINMODEM\wmconfig.exe C:\WINMODEM\Winmodem.exe
          ( Non Winmodem Drivers may be present on this line also. )

     InitAtStartup=FALSE  (This is used to initialize the Winmodem VxD
                           before executing WINMODEM.EXE.  This is 
                           mostly used for Windows 95 )