>Isn't it unlikely that PAP/CHAP will work if the ISP is asking "Login:" ?
That "Login:" prompt deceives you into thinking the ISP is looking for a
BBS-style login when they are really looking for PAP. My ISP is that way.
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Bastiaan Edelman, PA3FFZ
Holland
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DId you mean to send it that way, or did Outlook Express do that without your
knowing (quoted-printable, non-HTML and HTML parts)?
You might be able to do email and news on a 286 or possibly even 8086 with
UKA_PPP, maybe also Minuet. It is useful to have a separate dialer, EPPPD and
CHAT, or NETDIAL and EPPPD. One place to look is http://www.fdisk.com/doslynx
or http://www.oldskool.org/~tvdog/internet.html
