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Selecting a Country-Specific Modem Configuration, To confirm your country selection, Windows 95

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Selecting a Country-Specific Modem Configuration The internal modem is configured to meet operating approval in the country where you purchased your computer. If the modem is used in other countries during travel, the country selection setting for the modem needs to change to meet the telecommunications regulations for that country. Modem country configuration is performed through the country drop-down box on the Dialing Properties screen of the modem Control Panel. To confirm that the modem has been approved for use by the telecommunications agency in the desired country, check the approvals label on the bottom of the computer. Or, for the most up-to-date information, refer to the Compaq Internet Web site at www.compaq.com. NOTE: The internal modem supports a subset of the countries that are listed under the Dialing Properties. If you select an unsupported country, a warning will appear and USA will be selected if you don't choose a different supported country. To confirm your country selection: In Windows 95, Windows 98, or Windows NT 4.0 click StartÅSettingsÅControl PanelÅModemsÅDialing PropertiesÅand then view your country in the "I am in:" dropdown box. In Windows 2000 Professional click StartÅSettingsÅControl PanelÅPhone and Modem OptionsÅclick a locationÅEdit buttonÅand then view your country or region in the Country/region drop-down box. To change your country selection if you are traveling: In Windows 95, Windows 98, or Windows NT 4.0 click StartÅSettingsÅControl PanelÅModemsÅDialing PropertiesÅand then select your new country in the "I am in:" drop-down box. In Windows 2000 Professional click StartÅSettingsÅControl PanelÅPhone and Modem OptionsÅclick a locationÅEdit buttonÅand then select your new country in the Country/region drop-down box. NOTE: For proper modem operation and to ensure compliance with local regulatory requirements when traveling, change your modem country selection whenever you operate your modem in a different country. 6-8 Using an Internal Modem (Available on Select Models)

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Using an Internal Modem (Available on Select Models)
Selecting a Country-Specific Modem Configuration
The internal modem is configured to meet operating approval in
the country where you purchased your computer. If the modem is
used in other countries during travel, the country selection setting
for the modem needs to change to meet the telecommunications
regulations for that country.
Modem country configuration is performed through the country
drop-down box on the Dialing Properties screen of the modem
Control Panel. To confirm that the modem has been approved for
use by the telecommunications agency in the desired country,
check the approvals label on the bottom of the computer. Or, for
the most up-to-date information, refer to the Compaq Internet Web
site at
www.compaq.com.
NOTE:
The internal modem supports a subset of the countries that
are listed under the Dialing Properties. If you select an
unsupported country, a warning will appear and USA will be
selected if you don’t choose a different supported country.
To confirm your country selection:
In
Windows 95
,
Windows 98
, or
Windows NT 4.0
click
Start
Å
Settings
Å
Control Panel
Å
Modems
Å
Dialing
Properties
Å
and then view your country in the “I am in:” drop-
down box. In
Windows 2000 Professional
click
Start
Å
Settings
Å
Control Panel
Å
Phone and Modem
Options
Å
click a location
Å
Edit button
Å
and then view your
country or region in the Country/region drop-down box.
To change your country selection if you are traveling:
In
Windows 95
,
Windows 98
,
or
Windows NT 4.0
click
Start
Å
Settings
Å
Control Panel
Å
Modems
Å
Dialing
Properties
Å
and then select your new country in the “I am in:”
drop-down box.
In
Windows 2000 Professional
click
Start
Å
Settings
Å
Control Panel
Å
Phone and Modem
Options
Å
click a location
Å
Edit button
Å
and then select your new
country in the Country/region drop-down box.
NOTE:
For proper modem operation and to ensure compliance with
local regulatory requirements when traveling, change your modem
country selection whenever you operate your modem in a different
country.