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Sandy Shapiro wrote:
> In <42B0207D.2040102@gtdneo.com>, on 06/15/05
> at 08:35 AM, Jerry Garren said:
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>>Thanks for your rapid reply.
>>I am digesting your information.
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> If you have a router connected to your DSL modem, as Harry suggests, than
> you only need to use your browser, Mozilla or Netscape for example, to
> tell the router how to connect to Yahoo (username and password). From then
> on you are always connected. No Windows needed.
>
> Sandy
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Thanks Sandy.
One problem is: SBC will now only assign username and
password through their setup CD which must run on Win.
At least I'll relearn some Windows.
Jerry, Aggravated in Los Osos
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