Hi All,

   In case I did not tell any of you, I solved the problem I was
having with Miami, when I tried going through a different phone
line.  It was the phone company fouling me up, not Miami or the
ISP.

   To recap, I had tried using my Dad's phone line with my Amiga. 
I have "call waiting" service, which requires me to dial "*70"
before I dial the rest of the numbers, if I wish to disable the
"Call Waiting," for that one phone call.  Therefore, for me to
be assured that my ISP connections will not be interrupted, mid-
stream, I must switch off the "Call Waiting" service.  This
works fine.  Now, my Dad does not have "Call Waiting" service,
but he using the same local service I do (Verizon), and, for all
intents and purposes, his service is like mine; or, so I thought.

   After repeated failures and many courteous comments from all
of you, I tried a simple thing.  I deleted the "*70" from the
phone numbers, and saved that as "Dad.ISP.default."  Then, I
loaded that default, and, Wham!, I am connected and on the Web. 
Imagine, all the headaches because of the inability of the phone
company to ignore "*70," when it is not necessary.  Simple answer
to big headache.

   Again, thanks for all the help.

                                         Julian.

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Author of "MSH Tutorial V. 3.0".  Found on Aminet -- MSHTut30.lha

           Julian Aronowitz.  Tel.:  (718) 654-1681; 
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