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http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=76111
basic
A Martinez wrote:
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> Subject:
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> Re: Getting Netscape/Mozilla to force a connection (Win32)
> From:
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> A Martinez <[EMAIL PR
basic wrote:
> If someone knows what API these apps are using to trigger the DUN it
> might get implemented if it doesn't depend on something like IE
>
> basic
>
There are some different ways to achive a DUN connection. I did some
tries some time ago, and looking back this is what seems
If someone knows what API these apps are using to trigger the DUN it
might get implemented if it doesn't depend on something like IE
basic
> If I might butt inI have to agree. I have tried everything from
> changing this preference to that preference and still can't get DUN to
> work properly. It will only dial for Microsft products only. There is
> an after-taste in my mouth and it's bitter.
There could be 2 seperate issues
Am 20.12.2001 04:07 schrieb WDA:
> Christopher Jahn wrote:
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>> And it came to pass that Mark Gillespie wrote:
>>
>>
This isn't something you configure via Mozilla, it's
something you configure via windows. When you configure
this stuff in IE, because of its "Integration with the
Christopher Jahn wrote:
> And it came to pass that Mark Gillespie wrote:
>
>
>>>This isn't something you configure via Mozilla, it's
>>>something you configure via windows. When you configure
>>>this stuff in IE, because of its "Integration with the OS",
>>>you're actually changing your window
And it came to pass that Mark Gillespie wrote:
>> This isn't something you configure via Mozilla, it's
>> something you configure via windows. When you configure
>> this stuff in IE, because of its "Integration with the OS",
>> you're actually changing your windows config. IE/OE also
>> make us
> This isn't something you configure via Mozilla, it's something you
> configure via windows. When you configure this stuff in IE, because of
> its "Integration with the OS", you're actually changing your windows
> config. IE/OE also make use of a few nice little backdoors, some of
> which can b
Mark Gillespie wrote:
> I tried both Mozilla & Netscape6.2, and can't figure out for the life of,
> why neither of these force windows to connect to my ISP.
>
> I have looked in all the settings.
Arthur has already provided details of how to do this[1], so I'm just
going to waffle a bit about
Please read trough older threads for the answer, it has been asked a few
times before (i did too). Anyway, if you have w2k you might try this, it
worked for me:
Start|Settings|Control Panel
Double Click 'Administrative Tools'
Double Click 'Services'
Double Click 'Remote Access Auto Connection Ma
I tried both Mozilla & Netscape6.2, and can't figure out for the life of,
why neither of these force windows to connect to my ISP.
I have looked in all the settings.
It's a major pain in the arse, to have to establish a connection manually
then open the browser.
Until I get this sorted, I am st
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