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Bob Newman
Is the a keboard shortcut for closing my dial-up Worlnet connection?
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Code-Curious Mom
You can make yourself one like this:
Right-click the desktop|New|Shortcut, use
%windir%\System32\cmd.exe /c rasdial Worlnet /d
for the location and anything you want for the name. (Assuming your
connection name is Worlnet.) Then right-click the shortcut and click
Properties. Enter your desired shortcut key and change 'Run' to minimized.
Right-click the desktop|New|Shortcut, use
%windir%\System32\cmd.exe /c rasdial Worlnet /d
for the location and anything you want for the name. (Assuming your
connection name is Worlnet.) Then right-click the shortcut and click
Properties. Enter your desired shortcut key and change 'Run' to minimized.
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Bob Newman
When I click this icon a DOS box pops up VERY briefly (I don't see any
writing in it), it disappears and I am still on-line.
Bob
writing in it), it disappears and I am still on-line.
Bob
Code-Curious Mom said:You can make yourself one like this:
Right-click the desktop|New|Shortcut, use
%windir%\System32\cmd.exe /c rasdial Worlnet /d
for the location and anything you want for the name. (Assuming your
connection name is Worlnet.) Then right-click the shortcut and click
Properties. Enter your desired shortcut key and change 'Run' to minimized.
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Code-Curious Mom
Click Start, point to 'Connect to' and make sure what your connection is
named and substitute that for Worlnet in the location line. By your given
email, you're using worldnet, and it won't work if it's misspelled or the
connection is named something else. If that's not the problem, temporarily
change the /c to /k so that the 'DOS box' (command window) stays open so
that you can read any error messages and post back with whatever you see
there.
named and substitute that for Worlnet in the location line. By your given
email, you're using worldnet, and it won't work if it's misspelled or the
connection is named something else. If that's not the problem, temporarily
change the /c to /k so that the 'DOS box' (command window) stays open so
that you can read any error messages and post back with whatever you see
there.
Bob Newman said:When I click this icon a DOS box pops up VERY briefly (I don't see any
writing in it), it disappears and I am still on-line.
Bob
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Bob Newman
I tried substituting "AT&T Connection Service" for Worldnet as that was how
it was listed with no better results. No different results substituting the
k switch either (the DOS box did not stay open).
Bob
PS I really appreciate your efforts to solve this problem.
Bob
it was listed with no better results. No different results substituting the
k switch either (the DOS box did not stay open).
Bob
PS I really appreciate your efforts to solve this problem.
Bob
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Keith Miller
Experiment in a regular command prompt window first. Try just "rasdial /d". I created a shortcut with that as the target and it hangs up just fine. You can then modify the shortcut properties to run minimized so no window flashes.
Keith
Keith
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Bob Newman
Thank you very much - that did the trick.
Bob
Experiment in a regular command prompt window first. Try just "rasdial /d".
I created a shortcut with that as the target and it hangs up just fine. You
can then modify the shortcut properties to run minimized so no window
flashes.
Keith
Bob
Experiment in a regular command prompt window first. Try just "rasdial /d".
I created a shortcut with that as the target and it hangs up just fine. You
can then modify the shortcut properties to run minimized so no window
flashes.
Keith
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Keith Miller
You're welcome. Glad it's working.
Keith
Keith
Bob Newman said:Thank you very much - that did the trick.
Bob
Experiment in a regular command prompt window first. Try just "rasdial /d".
I created a shortcut with that as the target and it hangs up just fine. You
can then modify the shortcut properties to run minimized so no window
flashes.
Keith