[Ham-Computers] Dialup For Juno w/o Juno Browser?

[Brian K. Gaskamp]

Well if I'm understanding the question correctly, you will have to be signed
up with a ISP and get their DNS numbers, etc.

Internet connection wizard should walk you thru the steps fairly simple.
When I click on my Juno icon, I hit connect, the modem does its thing, and
then as soon as I see the window popup that says, my.juno.com I "X" out of
that and wait for the Juno toolbar to popup and then I hit Internet Explorer
and my home page pops up.

I'm also a Platinum user and never have had any problems with anything
hogging system resources.
For example if you wanted to get hooked up with AOL you would have to have
their CD when setting up thru Internet connection wizard.

I have had great results with Juno. I had a great ISP before I had Juno and
never thought I would say that my other ISP could be topped but Juno did
that hands down.

73-Brian
KA5BKG


----- Original Message -----
From: "Paul Ahkolik" <kc7qvs at yahoo.com>
To: <ham-computers at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Tuesday, August 17, 2004 11:18 AM
Subject: Re: [Ham-Computers] Dialup For Juno w/o Juno Browser?


> Brian, et al.
>
> I'm familiar with Juno quirks, except for as I described in
> my last.
>
> I've been getting confusing replies from others, so I'll
> re-phrase the question.
>
> How do I set up a dialup connection that doesn't require
> the the use of Juno software? (ie: through Internet
> Connection wizard)
>
> Double-clicking on the Juno icon always brings up the Juno
> browser, which hogs system resources, despite being a
> plaitnum user.
>
>
> Paul W5PDA
>
>
>
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