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#21
January 12th, 2005, 09:12 PM
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"Joy" wrote in message ... Steve, I'm back again. So am I :-) Or DUNconnections menusettings Regards Steve. MS-MVP. IE/OE. 
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January 12th, 2005, 11:15 PM
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Thanks, Steve. The first one works. As for the second (connections
menusettings), didn't see any such "creature". Also - what is DUN? " mac" wrote in message ... "Joy" wrote in message ... Steve, I'm back again. So am I :-) Or DUNconnections menusettings Regards Steve. MS-MVP. IE/OE.
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January 12th, 2005, 11:28 PM
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"Joy" wrote in message ... Thanks, Steve. The first one works. As for the second (connections menusettings), didn't see any such "creature". Also - what is DUN? It is Dial Up Networking. When you went tothe w98 my computerclicked on DUNthe window it opens in has the menus across the top - file-edit-view etc, click connections menusettings. HTH? -- Regards Steve. MS-MVP. IE/OE.
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January 13th, 2005, 12:26 AM
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OH! Should I say "DUH" about the DUN? S
Quite clear now. I'll be all set when I am able to go to my friend's house. Thanks again! " mac" wrote in message ... "Joy" wrote in message ... Thanks, Steve. The first one works. As for the second (connections menusettings), didn't see any such "creature". Also - what is DUN? It is Dial Up Networking. When you went tothe w98 my computerclicked on DUNthe window it opens in has the menus across the top - file-edit-view etc, click connections menusettings. HTH? -- Regards Steve. MS-MVP. IE/OE.
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#25
January 13th, 2005, 03:13 AM
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Forgot to ask you what HTH is? S
"Joy" wrote in message ... OH! Should I say "DUH" about the DUN? S Quite clear now. I'll be all set when I am able to go to my friend's house. Thanks again! " mac" wrote in message ... "Joy" wrote in message ... Thanks, Steve. The first one works. As for the second (connections menusettings), didn't see any such "creature". Also - what is DUN? It is Dial Up Networking. When you went tothe w98 my computerclicked on DUNthe window it opens in has the menus across the top - file-edit-view etc, click connections menusettings. HTH? -- Regards Steve. MS-MVP. IE/OE.
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#26
January 13th, 2005, 03:22 AM
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Hope This Helps..HTH. :-)
-- Computers make very fast, very accurate mistakes. "Joy" wrote in message ... Forgot to ask you what HTH is? S "Joy" wrote in message ... OH! Should I say "DUH" about the DUN? S Quite clear now. I'll be all set when I am able to go to my friend's house. Thanks again! " mac" wrote in message ... "Joy" wrote in message ... Thanks, Steve. The first one works. As for the second (connections menusettings), didn't see any such "creature". Also - what is DUN? It is Dial Up Networking. When you went tothe w98 my computerclicked on DUNthe window it opens in has the menus across the top - file-edit-view etc, click connections menusettings. HTH? -- Regards Steve. MS-MVP. IE/OE.
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#27
January 13th, 2005, 04:17 AM
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Thanks. I feel like I've been taking my dumb pills! S
"Ricky" wrote in message news  Hope This Helps..HTH. :-) -- Computers make very fast, very accurate mistakes. "Joy" wrote in message ... Forgot to ask you what HTH is? S "Joy" wrote in message ... OH! Should I say "DUH" about the DUN? S Quite clear now. I'll be all set when I am able to go to my friend's house. Thanks again! " mac" wrote in message ... "Joy" wrote in message ... Thanks, Steve. The first one works. As for the second (connections menusettings), didn't see any such "creature". Also - what is DUN? It is Dial Up Networking. When you went tothe w98 my computerclicked on DUNthe window it opens in has the menus across the top - file-edit-view etc, click connections menusettings. HTH? -- Regards Steve. MS-MVP. IE/OE.
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#28
January 13th, 2005, 09:44 PM
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Which is why I asked...
Joy wrote: Steve, I'm back again. I found what you suggested, as I had said, in my own computer (Win XP), but I just now looked in my husband's computer (Win-98) and it's not laid out that way. I can't find any way to put that icon on the taskbar. I tried Start-Settings-Control Panel, and there is no Network Connections, only Network, and double clicking on that doesn't give me the options I'd need. So I tried My Computer and chose Dial Up Networking. Double clicked on the ISP icon, but again didn't get any options about the icon in the taskbar. snip
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