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scott
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      9th Jul 2003
Here's an easier (I hope) question: How do I
insatll/get/activate "dial-up networking" under "My
Computer"?
 
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Steve Winograd [MVP]
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      9th Jul 2003
In article <0e5401c3462e$5cb48440$(E-Mail Removed)>, "scott"
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>Here's an easier (I hope) question: How do I
>insatll/get/activate "dial-up networking" under "My
>Computer"?


Windows XP doesn't have a separate "dial-up networking" component the
way that Windows 95/98/Me do.

To create or modify a dial-up connection, open the Network Connections
folder. One way to do that is to go to My Computer, right click My
Network Places, and click Properties. There are also several other
ways.
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