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From: abvax!eik@uunet.uu.net (Ed I. Kizys)
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Subject: Modems For Baltic Republics
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Date: 13 Jun 90 16:43:33 GMT
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I am looking for information about what types of modems, available on
the U.S.  market, could be used in the Eastern European Baltic
republics (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania). From conversations, I have
gathered that modems for U.S.  phone systems cannot be used there.

Also,

- What software would be of greatest use in utilizing the modems for
connecting to the western world (I assume they`d be using PC
compatibles running DOS).

- Is there software that would allow telex machine emulation.

Manufacturer names and model numbers would help a lot. Please e-mail
replies, post to BALT-L, or call by phone.  


Thanks,

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