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> > >From the (poor) documentation I've seen so far, the Windows driver 
> > emulates a serial port, but the actual interface to the phone is 
> > different again.  There appears to be a standard for the interface, but 
> > no sign of a document describing it, only a single vendor selling the 
> > driver software.
> Are you talking about the pcmcia card?  nokia also sell something called
> the 'cellular data suite' which utilises the serial port to talk.

Er, I haven't met the PCCARD adapter, I've only seen the serial port 
stuff.

mike