Here's the other program mentioned. It is Modem Mgr. MMgr includes
support for Novation's AppleCat and the Novation "212 Card". (I have
tested this program on a 64k Apple II+ with a standard serial card
connected to a 14,400 modem and made a connection at 9600 baud with a
local BBS system.)

MMgr is on two DOS 3.3 diskettes as .sdk files. They are the Install
Disk (MMgrInst.sdk) and the Work Disk (MMgrWork.sdk).

The Work Disk is the one a user normally boots to start a telecom
session. The Install Disk is booted whenever the user wishes to change
the setup on a Work Disk.

It's Installed for a 'standard' AppleCat board located in Slot
2 with no 212 Card. So, if this fits the user's system, just booting the
MMgr Work Disk should get things going. Otherwise, the user can boot the
Install Disk and change option 2 -- Install Modem Driver. The user may,
also, want to set up a printer using option 3 or change the video driver
using option 1. Most users will not need to mess with the other options.

Modem Mgr is a very good telecom program with an easy to use interface.
Mainly, you press ESC to get a command prompt and enter one of the
commands from the menu by typing its letter. To get a fresh view of the
command menu, you enter ESC followed by "?" (the Question Mark key).  To
dial a number, you can type "T" and enter the phone number.