Sanyo USB Modem driver

After looking around for a while on the web, I found a great webpage
that has USB modem drivers for the Sanyo SCP-4900, SCP-8100, and I
also believe it has a driver for the SCP-5300. There's also a ton of
hard to find Adobe acrobat tech files there. If you don't mind all the
photos there, it's a great website for Sanyo SCP-8100 phone users, it
tells you everything there is to know about them !
http://www.geocities.com/sanyoscp8100/

also:http://www.futuredial.com/support/us...rs/Drivers.htm
has all the usb drivers


"Will Davis" <cnygemini@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> After looking around for a while on the web, I found a great webpage
> that has USB modem drivers for the Sanyo SCP-4900, SCP-8100, and I
> also believe it has a driver for the SCP-5300. There's also a ton of
> hard to find Adobe acrobat tech files there. If you don't mind all the
> photos there, it's a great website for Sanyo SCP-8100 phone users, it
> tells you everything there is to know about them !
> http://www.geocities.com/sanyoscp8100/

Futuredial is a paysite though, and specializes in only 3 software
packages. The webpage I saw was all free, and it had the technical
info on the SCP-8100 chipsets I have been looking before. Sprint
really doesn't want anyone to have access to that stuff, they are
afraid people will try to override the #777 call block, and fax from
their 8100's. I don't get it, Sprint would gain more customers if they
allowed people to fax from their phones !