Lew reported that he had >looked a couple times at www.ipass.com and can not find where to >get the 30 minute access. Can someone help? I imagine I will feel rather >foolish after.
Not at all. The normal method of accessing iPass is through a gateway page on one's own internet service provider's website - although not all offer it. The access page usually takes the form of: www.ISP'sname.com/administration/ipass/mailreg.html Registration on this page merely requires entering one's usual email username and password to facilitate outgoing mail without having to change settings. I believe it is possible to subscribe directly to iPass, eg for global WiFi access, which should also give access to internet roaming. For those whose ISP does not support iPasssimilar access is possible via one of several alternative services, usually by prepaying a small amount of roaming. An example would be www.net2roam.com I dont believe that any charge is made for send outgoing mail, only for general internet access when roaming. The latter is seldom an issue in hotels these days, fortunately. Julian ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
