Mac Modem script

	*Mac Modem script*

The modem script file tells certain software on your Mac how to use your Pace 56 modem. If you are unsure if you need this Modem Script, then go ahead and install it anyway. You will not cause a problem if you try to install it, but don't need it.

This update consists of several files combined into one file called pace56.hqx to make it easier for you to download. (This version, V4.0.0, is for the Pace 56 Voice Mac, Pace NB 56 Mac & Pace 56 Solo Mac and provides improved modem detection, dialling reliability and overall responsiveness).

Last updated 21 May 1999

To download the script file, pace56.hqx, click here

IMPORTANT: When the Save As... dialog box opens, select the desktop as the location on your Hard Disk to save the file. If you choose a different location make sure that you make a note of it, because you will need to find the script file to install the software.

What do I do when I have downloaded this file?

Preparing to Install: The file should have been unstuffed automatically by Stuffit Expander and the folder Pace Modem Script placed on your desktop.(If the Folder Pace Modem Script has not been automatically placed on your desktop then drag & drop the pace56.hqx file onto Stuffit Expander to create it.)

Installing the script: Open the new folder Pace Modem Script and then double click on Install Pace Modem Scripts, the files Pace 56 Voice Mac, Pace NB 56 Mac and Pace 56 Solo Mac will be automatically copied to the Modem Scripts folder in your Extensions Folder. (You can also Drag & Drop the files onto the Install Pace Modem Scripts file to perform the installation).

Once you have installed the file as described above, use the Modem Control Panel to select your Pace modem. (Now Open Transport and Apple Remote Access will use this script file). You can now delete the downloaded files from your Desktop.

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