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From: Hans Conser <conserreceipts@earthlink.net>
Subject: Re: [FlyRotary] Off topic-DSL hook up
Date: Wed, 29 Jun 2005 14:17:17 -0600
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On Jun 29, 2005, at 1:27 PM, Jerry Hey wrote:

> Last month DSL finally came to my rural location.  We immediately 
> ordered after being assured that there were no compatibility problems 
> with Mac. OS 10.  However, when the self install package arrived from 
> Sprint no Macintosh drivers were included.  If anyone can offer 
> guidance it would be most appreciated.  Sprint "technical" assistance 
> is not very sophisticated.   My next step is to search Apple support 
> to see if an answer is out there.   Fearing dial up forever,  Jerry
>

Jerry, my DSL uses a website to program the modem.  I just went in and 
set it up to let anyone have access on the ethernet and wifi.  My macs 
just hook up just fine.  In other words, you shouldn't need any 
drivers.  Usually the package they install in Windows is a setup 
wizard, not drivers.

Hans