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7 INSTALLATION FOR DOS Installation Disk 2 contains the latest versions of the network drivers available when 3Com shipped the LAN+Modem card. It also contains diagnostic and configuration information concerning the LAN+Modem card under DOS and with a range of network operating systems. Network driver updates are available on 3Com's World Wide Web site at http://www.3com.com. The drivers are in the Support area. Locate the Support Welcome screen, Select Network Interface Cards, then select Software/Drivers. You can also obtain the latest drivers the 3Com Support BBS at 1-408-980-8204. You must run the CONFIG program to display or print network driver installation instructions. To start the CONFIG program, put Installation Disk 2 in the floppy drive and run a:\config.exe About Point Enablers and Card Services In DOS, Windows 3.x, and Windows for Workgroups environments, the LAN+Modem card is intended for computers that contain Card Services. If you are not running Card Services on your computer, the point enabler (FMENABLE.EXE) should operate normally, provided your computer has an Intel® (or Intel-compatible) PC Card controller. If Card Services is not installed, the point enabler might not work with other controllers. In DOS environments, the point enabler (FMENABLE.EXE) must be loaded before you can use the card. Make sure FMENABLE.EXE is called in the AUTOEXEC.BAT file (if you are running NetWare) or CONFIG.SYS file (if you are running an NDIS network) before using the communications software to make a call or send a fax.

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7
I
NSTALLATION
FOR
DOS
Installation Disk 2
contains the latest versions of the
network drivers available when 3Com shipped the
LAN+Modem card. It also contains diagnostic and
configuration information concerning the LAN+Modem
card under DOS and with a range of network operating
systems.
Network driver updates are available on 3Com’s World Wide
Web site at http://www.3com.com. The drivers are in the
Support area. Locate the Support Welcome screen, Select
Network Interface Cards, then select Software/Drivers. You
can also obtain the latest drivers the 3Com Support BBS at
1-408-980-8204.
You must run the CONFIG program to display or print
network driver installation instructions. To start the CONFIG
program, put
Installation Disk 2
in the floppy drive and run
a:\config.exe
About Point Enablers and Card Services
In DOS, Windows 3.x, and Windows for Workgroups
environments, the LAN+Modem card is intended for
computers that contain Card Services. If you are not
running Card Services on your computer, the point enabler
(FMENABLE.EXE) should operate normally, provided your
computer has an Intel
®
(or Intel-compatible) PC Card
controller. If Card Services is not installed, the point enabler
might not work with other controllers.
In DOS environments, the point enabler (FMENABLE.EXE)
must be loaded before you can use the card. Make sure
FMENABLE.EXE is called in the AUTOEXEC.BAT file (if you
are running NetWare) or CONFIG.SYS file (if you are running
an NDIS network) before using the communications
software to make a call or send a fax.