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From: thompson@uxf.cso.uiuc.edu
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: ZOOM Telephonics???
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Date: 25 Aug 88 04:46:00 GMT
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Re: ZOOM Telephonics

The name rang a bell, so I jumped into the ol' library wing of my
one-room flat and, *VOILA*!  Indeedy-do!  I purchased an Apple //+
modem from them some ohmigodidunno 5 years ago.  Came with "Netmaster"
communications software, and was called the "Networker" modem.

Review:
Not much to say, really.  I was pretty satisfied, but never really put
the thing through its paces, either.  It never broke, wore out, or fumbled
(still have it, actually, and used it last just last year when my Mac's
modem was on loan to a friend), and the software was pretty comprehensive
and useful.  Well-written, too.  As I recall, the reason I bought the
thing in the first place was price, and it performed admirably for what
I paid (what did I pay? I haven't the foggiest).  I'd say it sounds allright
to me (your offer that is).  But I'd probably keep a copy of Red Ryder
around in case the software ain't what it's cracked up to be.


-- Mark Thompson				| Disclaimer: I haven't the
   University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	| foggiest what I'm saying,
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