Re: Connection not needed

[James S Jones]

Automatic dialing is either available to programs or it isn't. I see 
these alternatives:

1) Contact IOmega support and ask them how to turn off checking for 
updates.
2) Uninstall the IOmega software--not necessarily an easy task.
3) Put the modem status item in the menu bar and manually dial whenever 
you want to be connected.
4) Don't worry about it and let the IOmega software dial when it wants 
to.

On Nov 27, 2003, at 12:49 PM, Wilton Shaw wrote:

gfen wrote:

On Thu, 27 Nov 2003, Wilton Shaw wrote:

   I'm back with the same problem.

Did you turn it off under PPP options in the Network control panel?>

Where do I turn it off? If I uncheck the block which says connect 
automatically when needed, then it doesn't come on when I need it.


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