Strange File in Modem Scrips

I was exploring various folder yesterday and came across a strange file in the /Library/Modem Scripts folder.
The file is a Unix Executable File. The file name is Zoom Universal.
Anyone know what this file is and why it's there. None of the other modem scripts are Unix files?
Thanks,
Doug

I have that file as well it is probably just a permission mistake. It is just a normal text file, the syntax of the script inside it not a unix shell script.
if you issue the command
sudo chmod 664 /Library/Modem\ Scripts/Zoom\ Universal\ $115k$
that makes it a standard document.

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pschmidt63 wrote:
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