Normally Kermit 95 can control modems directly itself (set modem type, etc), as well as using Windows TAPI devices.
TAPI is only available on Windows 95 and up, so for the NT 3.50 port an attempt was made to exclude TAPI support. This seems to have inadvertently removed Kermits built-in modem dialing support at the same time. There is no particular reason why this built-in modem support can't exist and work correctly on NT 3.50 so it ought to be restored.
Normally Kermit 95 can control modems directly itself (
set modem type
, etc), as well as using Windows TAPI devices.TAPI is only available on Windows 95 and up, so for the NT 3.50 port an attempt was made to exclude TAPI support. This seems to have inadvertently removed Kermits built-in modem dialing support at the same time. There is no particular reason why this built-in modem support can't exist and work correctly on NT 3.50 so it ought to be restored.