MODEM.INF
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If you want UUWORK to handle incoming calls, you need a MODEM.INF file.
The file is expected in the directory that holds CONFIG.SYS. It uses
the same format.

0001 "=19200"           # Standard bps rate, prefix with "=" to lock
                        # (else UUWORK will adapt to whatever the modem
                        # says in its CONNECT message)
0002 "atb0j1e1v1x1q0"   # Modem initializations string
0003 "RTS"              # Handshake (XON/RTS/None)
0004 "C:\util\cli.ttp f:\etc\doqueue.cli"   # Do queue
0005 "ATA"              # Modem answer string; a modem that conforms
                        # the severely brain-dead German specifications
                        # cannot (!) use ATA, but must use ATS0=1 :-(
                        # The default is ATA, of course.

Line 0004 of MODEM.INF and line 0107 of config.sys are identical. If
your CONFIG.SYS has a line 0107, you do not need a line 0004 here.

The equivalent environment strings are BAUDRATE, INITSTR, HANDSHAKE,
DOQUEUE (of course), and ANSWERSTR, respectively.
