The Super Link is an autodialer that was offered by a telco in the UK but which I don’t know. It is supposed to be fully progammable so it should be possible to set it up to dial prefix numbers automatically but how?
P.S. needless to say, I tried tracking down the manufacturer in Korea but it would seem they are no longer in business (their website address no longer exists).
I have netzero(dial-up) that I use. Its cheap but sometimes slow. I don’t mind a few more dollars for better service. Can anyone reccommend someother program. My area is not compatiable with most DSL which I think I would like to have.
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Hi, I want to know how to setup a Personal FTP Server at my home so that i can access my files on my computer by logging in from a remote location through a FTP program. I am having a DialUp Connection…. The IP address keeps on changing is there a way to uknow to have a Free DNS for my changing IP? i.e. whenever my IP changes the DNS should get notified Automatically.. and i should be able to log into my account without any problem….
Please Help?
Thanks
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I have a new Dell computer, but a slow dialup connection and am not particularly computer savvy. I’d like to be able to hear podcasts on my computer. What do I need to download? Also, what media player on the computer should I use to hear the podcasts? Advice appreciated.
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Tagged Advice, Computer, connection, dell, dell computer, Dialup, dialup connection, download, new dell, order, player, podcasts, program, RSS
I’m running World Community Grid software on a Windows XP SP2 system. The program downloads a work unit, then processes it for a varying time period, usually several hours, then needs to connect to server to upload results and download a new work unit. It needs to call up dialup networking to do so. It does this with no problem in Windows 98SE, but not in XP.
When I start IE on my XP system, it calls up dialup networking, dials and connects as it should, so I know my connection is correctly configured. Can anybody help with this?
I tried running in different compatibility modes – it wouldn’t run at all in 95 or 98 mode- got a missing dll error. Ran OK in 2000 mode, but had original problem, not calling up dailup networking. Any other suggestions?
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