on 4/1/04 6:10 AM, Duo/2400 List at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hello, > > I recently put a new hard drive in my PowerBook Duo 2300. > > The Duo runs in a Duo Dock Plus. Hard Drive is working fine. > > I upgraded the OS from 8.1 to 9.1. All info I found said Duo 2300 could run > OS 9.1. > > I got the internet setup done. Using an external Global Village 56K modem. > > I used the modem control panel in OS 9.1. The OS 9.1 modem control panel > gave me a choice of internal modem or printer port. So I zapped the PRAM > and the modem port appeared in the modem control panel. > > The modem dials and hooks me up with my ISP just fine. I am communicating > with my ISP. They can see me logged on to the network. But IE and OE won't > load pages. We also tried Netscape and they won't load. > > In Outlook Express 5.02 it will try and load new e-mails. It knows how many > e-mails are there, it knows how large the e-mail is it's trying to load, but > it just won't load it. > > Anyone know what the secret is? I turned off all the extensions I could, > and still get the same result. > > thanks. > > > ------------------------------ > > Message-Id: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: Wed, 31 Mar 2004 20:20:08 -0900 > From: Cubeistan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: [Duo2400] Re: OS 9.1, Internet Explorer & Outlook Express > > If you're connected to your ISP, your active extensions should have > no bearing on getting/sending mail or loading a website. Your IE and > OE preferences might. You didn't mention whether you checked them.
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