Hallo A. Curtis,
(hi there, too)
On Thu, 28 Sep 2000 10:43:56 +0800 GMT (28/09/2000, 10:43 +0800 GMT),
Thomas Fernandez wrote:
TF>>> This is not correct. I have "manual" connection enabled at home, and
TF>>> TB (with the settings above) will indeed know whther a connection is
TF>>> available. It will only check mail when I am on-line. That's the whole
TF>>> point of this setting.
ACM>> Funny that this was the very setting that was making TB! annoyingly
ACM>> check for mail whether or not I was connected. I had to switch to a
ACM>> modem connection to prevent this.
TF> Note to self: double-check as soon as you (or "I" rather, or maybe
TF> both of us) get home.
Double-checked. I was wrong. Under Options / Network&Admin, I have DUN
Connection checked, not manual.
Auto-disconn: checked.
No auto dial: checked.
Use existing: checked. <- this is why TB does not dial when I am
connected manually. When I websurf, TB will
automtically check every 10 minutes, and if
I hit ALT-F2, will check additionally, but
will not *attempt* to dail.
Pause between: 60 seconds.
Max retries: 10
This machine is: Workstation with TCP/IP. <- do you have the same
setting here?
Allow local is _not_ checked.
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Cheers,
Thomas mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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