Hi: No problem, just hope it helps someone <smile>. Warmest Regards, Terrill Reynolds Regular Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] MSN Messenger: [EMAIL PROTECTED] AOL Messenger: terrill36 Yahoo! Messenger: terrillreynolds --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----- Original Message ----- From: "List Moderator" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, June 06, 2007 1:41 PM Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] step by step please Hi Terrill, This is excellant info, and it will be posted to the list website, as well as, www.blind-computing.com Thank you very much, Richard Justice www.blind-computing.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Terrill Reynolds" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, June 06, 2007 11:30 AM Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] step by step please Hi: Sorry for such a long message, but I hope it helps you out <smile>. all you need to do is to go to the control panel, internet options and to the connections Paige and enter on setup. Go through the dialogs inserting the information you're ISP gave you. Generally, after the first dialog you will select "connect to the internet" and then hit next. When the next dialog comes up select "set up my internet connection manually". On the next dialog, you select what type of connection you have. Your choices will be as follows: 1. Connect using a dial-up modem This type of connection uses a modem and a regular or ISDN phone line. 2. Connect using a broadband connection that requires a user name and Password This is a high-speed connection using either a DSL or a cable modem. Your ISP may Refer to this type of connection as PPPoE. 3. Connect using a broadband connection that is always on This is a high-speed connection using either a cable modem, DSL or LAN Connection. It is always active, and doesn't require you to sign in. If your broadband provider uses PPPoE they will give you a user name and password, if not then you probably have a broadband connection that is always on. After making, your selection go to next. Inter your ISP name; this can actually be any name you want to enter to remember it by, then next. If you have a broadband, connection that is always on that will do it, If you use PPOE broadband, you will have to enter your user name and password. You will also be asked if you want to Use this account name and password when anyone connects to the Internet from this computer and if you want to make this the default Internet connection, this is you're choice. Lastly check the box to put a shortcut on your desktop for the connection you just made and hit finish. Now go back in and do the exact same thing except select connect using a dial up modem. Enter the name you can remember for this second account and deselect Use this account name and password when anyone connects to the Internet from This computer. Enter you're user name and password for this second account from that ISP. When done remember to check put a shortcut on my desktop. Whichever connection you use, the most make the default. Now go back to control panel, internet options and to the connections Paige and tab until it says dial whenever a connection is not available and uncheck it. You should now have two accounts on your desktop. To switch between the two click on the icon on your desktop for the connection active and disconnect then close. Now enter on the other icon for the other account and click on connect, and vise versa. Now for OE: On the tools menu will be accounts, enter on that and hit new. Go through the dialogs entering the information for each account, I would use the same name as I did for the internet connection. After you set up one, go back and set up the second account the same way. Before you close after setting up the second account, choose which one you want to be the default account and close. Below from Microsoft: (Q209169) If you have more than one person in your house who uses the same computer For e-mail, each person can have a separate message store in Outlook Express. This means that each person can have separate messages, contacts, and Personal settings. You can do this by creating multiple identities. After You create The identities, you can switch between those identities without shutting Down your computer or losing your Internet connection. If you do not have multiple people in your house who use the same computer For e-mail, but you have multiple e-mail accounts that you use to view E-mail Messages, you do not need to use multiple identities. You can view all of Your e-mail messages by using the same identity. Do not confuse identities with e-mail accounts. For separate people to keep Their e-mail completely separate, you need to configure each identity with a Separate e-mail account. To do this, start Outlook Express by using the Identity, and then add or configure the appropriate e-mail account. For example, if you want two different people to view their e-mail messages Separately, each person's identity needs to be configured with each person's Own e-mail account. If you create two separate identities for two different People, but you configure each identity with the same e-mail account, both People receive the same e-mail messages. Similarly, if you create a new Identity for a different person, but you do not configure the new identity With any e-mail accounts, the identity does not receive any e-mail messages. Managing Identities When you first start Outlook Express, a default main identity is created. The main identity is used until you switch to another identity or until you Set another identity as the default. Because you are not using user Profiles, you do not have to restart your computer to use a different Identity, but you do have to quit and restart Outlook Express. You can manage identities by using Identity Manager. You can use Identity Manager to modify existing identities, create new identities, and change Default identities. To start Identity Manager, use one of the following Methods: . * On the File menu, click Switch Identity, and then click Manage Identities. . * On the File menu, point to Identities, and then click Manage Identities. Creating a New Identity To create a new identity: 1. View the New Identity dialog box by using one of the following methods: . * On the File menu, point to Identities, and then click Add New Identity. . * On the File menu, point to Identities, click Manage Identities, and then Click New. . * On the File menu, click Switch Identity, click Manage Identities, and Then click New. 2. In the Type your name box, type a name for the identity. 3. If you want to set a password for your identity, click to select the Require a password check box, type a password in the New Password and Confirm New Password boxes, and then click OK. 4. Click OK. If you want to switch to the new identity now, click yes. Otherwise, click No, and then click Close. When you create a new identity, a new entry is created in the registry, and A new folder is created on the hard disk for that identity's message store. Identity information is stored in the following registry key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Identities\account_ID Where account_ID is the full path to the folder where the message store is Located. The default location of the message store is in the Windows\Application Data\Identities\account_ID folder. NOTE: If user profiles are enabled, the location of the message store is in The Windows\Profiles\user_name\Application Data\Identities\account_ID Folder, where user_name is the name you use to log on to Windows, and Account_ID is the full path to the folder where the message store is Located. Switching Between Identities To switch to a different identity when Outlook Express is already running: 1. On the File menu, click Switch Identity. 2. Click the identity that you want to switch to. If you set a password for The identity, type the password in the Password box. 3. Click OK. When you do so, Outlook Express automatically quits and Restarts by using the identity you selected. NOTE: When you switch identities while you are sending and receiving Messages, Outlook Express 5.5 may quit unexpectedly. For additional Information about This issue, click the article number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: Q271741 OLEXP: Outlook Express 5.5 Quits When You Switch Identities In addition, when you switch identities, Outlook Express 5.5 may stop Responding (hang). For additional information about this issue, click the Article number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: Q274017 OLEXP: Outlook Express Stops Responding or Does Not Start To switch to a different identity when Outlook Express is not already running, start Outlook Express, and then click the identity that you want to switch to when you are prompted to do so. NOTE: If you do not log off from your current identity before you quit Outlook Express, you may not be able to log on by using a different identity. In addition, other people may be able to start Outlook Express by using your identity, even if you set a password for your identity. To work around this issue, log off from the current identity before you quit Outlook Express. To log off from the current identity: 1. On the File menu, click Switch Identity. 2. Verify that the current identity is selected, click Log Off Identity, and then click Yes. After you, perform these steps, the next time that you start Outlook Express you are prompted to select an identity. Changing the Default Identity To change the default identity: 1. Start Identity Manager using one of the following methods: . * On the File menu, point to Identities, and then click Manage Identities. . * On the File menu, click Switch Identity, and then click Manage Identities. 2. Click the identity that you want to use as the default identity, click Make Default, and then click Close. If the default identity is successfully changed, "default" is displayed next to the new default identity. Setting a Password To set a password for an existing identity: 1. Start Identity Manager. 2. Click the identity that you want to set a password for, and then click Properties. 3. Click to select the Require a password check box, type a password in the New Password and Confirm New Password boxes and then click OK. 4. Click OK, and then click Close. Managing Contacts The Address Book provides a convenient place to store contact information for easy retrieval by programs such as Outlook Express. In the Address Book, you can keep contacts in your main folder or organize contacts into subfolders. If you have contacts that you want to share with other people who use Outlook Express on the same computer, you can move the contacts into the Shared Contacts folder, where other identities can view them when they use the Address Book. To open the Address Book, click Address Book on the Tools menu. In the Address Book, if you cannot see the folders on the left, click Folders and Groups on the View menu. Creating Subfolders To create a subfolder: 1. In the Address Book, click New Folder on the File menu. 2. Type a name for the folder in the Folder Name box, and then click OK. A new folder is automatically created in the Address Book when you create an identity in Outlook Express. Sharing Contacts The two folders that automatically exist in the Address Book are the Main Identity's Contacts folder and the Shared Contacts folder, a folder that you can use to share contacts with other identities. Neither of these folders can be deleted, but folders for additional identities are created as new identities are created. You can make a contact available to other identities by putting the contact in the Shared Contacts folder. You can either create a new contact in the Shared Contacts folder or move one of your existing contacts into the folder. NOTE: If you move a contact to the Shared Contacts folder, the contact no longer exists in the original folder. You can make a copy of the contact information for your folder, but changes that you make there are not reflected in the Shared Contacts folder or vice versa. Moving Contacts To move contacts: 1. In the Address Book, click the contact that you want to move. 2. Drag the contact from the list on the right to the group or folder on the left that you want to move the contact to. NOTE: When you drag a contact to a group, a copy of the contact remains in the original folder, but when you drag a contact to a folder, the contact is moved and the contact no longer exists in the original folder. In addition, subfolders cannot be moved within an identity's folder list. REFERENCES The Outlook Express Help is an excellent reference for detailed information about configuring and using identities. For more information about identities click Contents and Index on the Help menu, click the Search tab, type identities in the Type in the keyword to find box, and then click List Topics to view all of the topics about identities. For additional information about adding e-mail accounts: . Click Contents and Index on the Help menu, click the Search tab, type add mail account in the Type in the keyword to find box, and then click List Topics to view the "Add a mail or news account" topic. . Click the article number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: Q171163 OLEXP: How to Configure Outlook Express for Internet Mail To set up OE for screen readers the below is from the jfwlite website: Exploring the Options - Outlook Express 5.5 - General Tab When starting, go directly to my 'Inbox' folder checkbox. If checked, will go directly to the inbox messages when you start outlook express. Notify me if there are any new newsgroups checkbox. If checked then when you go to a newsgroup, OE will notify you of new newsgroups on the news server and give you the option to view the new newsgroups. Automatically display folders with unread messages checkbox. If checked will automatically expand subfolders that contain unread messages. Automatically log on to MSN Messenger Service checkbox. This option only applies if you have contacts checked in layout under the view menu. If checked will log you on to msn and display your msn contacts in your contacts list. Your msn contacts will be before your address book entries. While on the name of an msn contact, route jaws to pc and do a sayline to hear if they are on or off line. Play sound when new messages arrive checkbox. If checked then Outlook Express will play a sound to indicate new messages were received. To change the sound, go to control panel, sounds, and change the sound associated with the new mail notification event. Please refer to the helpful hint Changing the sound associated with an event. Send and receive messages at startup checbox. If checked will automatically do a send and receive when you start Outlook Express. Will dial a connection unless you have never dial a connection checked in connection settings. Check for new messages every xx minutes. If the checkbox is checked tells OE to automatically send and receive messages at the time intervals set in the spin box. If you check this option you can indicate what you want OE to do if you are not connected. Your options in the if my computer is not connected at this time combo box will be: Do not connect Connect only when not working offline Connect even when working offline. This application is the default Mail handler make default button. This application is the default news handler make default button. If you use more than one email or news client, you can specify to set OE as the default. If OE is already your default, you will not hear these options. Exploring the Options - Outlook Express 5.5 - Read Tab Mark message read after displaying for xx seconds checkbox and edit spin box. If you use the preview pane, messages are marked as read even if you do not open the message, but just select the message in the message list. Uncheck this to prevent messages from being marked as read unless you open the message. Automatically expand group messages checkbox. If you group messages by conversation, specifies whether to expand all the replies to the original message in a thread, or collapse the thread with only the original message displayed. Automatically download messages when viewing in the preview pane checkbox. Specifies whether to download the body of the message when using the preview pane or just display the header in the preview pane. Show Tool Tips in message list for clipped items checkbox. Specifies whether to display tool tips in the message list when an item is too long and it is cut off by another column. Highlight watched messages color combo box red. OE allows threads to be marked as a watched conversation and allows those messages to be highlighted with a color. Get xx headers at a time checkbox and edit spin box. Specifies how many messages to download at a time in a newsgroup. Jaws seems to read some of the prior field label. Mark all messages read when exiting a news group checkbox. Specifies whether to mark all the downloaded messages in a newsgroup as read when you exit a newsgroup. Fonts Button International settings button. Specifies the fonts and language encoding used for messages. Exploring the Options - Outlook Express 5.5 - Receipts Tab Request read receipt for all sent messages checkbox. Uncheck this box. If you have it checked, the recipient will receive a message wanting them to confirm they received the message. The message sender has requested a response to indicate that you have read this message. Would you like to send a receipt? Returning read receipts radio buttons. Never send a read receipt. If you select this radio button, Outlook Express will never ask you if want to send a read receipt. They will simply be ignored. Notify me for each read receipt request. If this is selected, you will be prompted to respond yes or no with the request for a read receipt. Always send a read receipt. If you select this, you will never get notified of the read request, OE will automatically send a message verifying that the message was received by you on your computer. If this radio button is selected, you will have a checkbox for unless it is sent to a mailing list and my name is not on the to or the cc line of a message. Secure receipts button. You can obtain a digital signature, which you can use to positively identify yourself to, or receive encrypted messages from, business associates, friends, and online services. One way to obtain one is under the security tab which we will get to later. They are offered by Microsoft and other companies such as Verisoft. Microsoft offers one free of charge for a trial period. If you hit enter on the button, you have the following choices. Request a secure receipt for all digitally signed messages checkbox. If checked, will request a secure receipt for each digitally signed message you send, similar to the requesting a read receipt for a normal email Sending secure receipts radio buttons. Never send a secure receipt. Ask me if I want to send a secure receipt. Always send a secure receipt. A digital ID also allows you to send secure receipts to verify you received a digitally signed message. Exploring the Options - Outlook Express 5.5 - Send Tab Save copy of sent messages in the "sent items" folder checkbox. If checked saves a copy of the messages you send in the sent items folder. Send messages immediately checkbox. If checked, messages you send with alt S or control enter will be sent immediately, otherwise they will go to your outbox until you do a send and receive. Automatically put people I reply to in my address book checkbox. If checked will automatically add to your address book the email address of people to which you reply. Automatically complete email addresses when composing checkbox. If checked when you start to type an email address, Outlook Express will automatically complete the address from matches in your address book. Include message in reply checkbox. If checked will include the text of the original message when you reply to a message. Reply to messages using the format they were sent checkbox. If checked then will reply to the message in the same format it was sent, either text or html. International settings button. If you hit enter on the international settings button, you have the following options. Default Encoding combo box. Select "Western European (ISO)". If you used a different language, you would select that language in the combo box. When replying to message always use English headers checkbox. Uses the English words for to, from and subject even if the language you are using is not English. Returning to the send page we have mail sending format radio buttons, HTML and plain text. HTML radio button. HTML is used to send messages that allow special formatting similar to what web pages have. Plain text radio button. Plain text is simple text with no special formatting. We normally always want to send plain text messages, especially for list messages and screen readers. HTML settings button. If you hit enter on the HTML settings button, you have the following options. Mime message format encode messages using combo box. Mime provides a standard for email programs. The choices are: none quoted printable base 64 Use quoted printable for HTML which allows for special formatting. Allow 8 bit characters in headings checkbox. Is usually used for non English languages, leave unchecked. Send pictures with messages checkbox. Allows picture and backgrounds to be sent within HTML messages. indent messages on reply checkbox. Specifies whether to indent the original text when replying. Plain text settings button. If you hit enter on the plain text settings button, you have the following options. Message format radio buttons, mime and uuencode. The choices for message format are mime and uuencode. You want to use mime, which is the standard used for email packages. In the combo box for encode messages using, choose none. Allow eight bit characters in headers. Leave unchecked. Uuencode radio button. Uuencode is a way of converting binary files into plain text that can be inserted into a message, sent, and converted back to a binary file by the recipient. Uuencode is used sometimes for newsgroup messages. Automatically wrap text at xx characters when sending (edit spin box). Tells Outlook Express to automatically wrap lines of text at the specified number of characters. Some older news and mail packages won't handle more than 80 characters per line correctly. Indent the original message with xx when replying or forwarding (checkbox and combo box). If the checkbox is checked will indent the original message with your choice of a greater than sign, a vertical bar or a colon. Following the mail sending format options, you have the identical options for newsgroups. The only difference in the settings from above is as noted to select uuencode for text settings for newsgroup messages. Exploring the Options - Outlook Express 5.5 - Compose Tab I'm not going to go into much detail on these options as most of them don't apply. Compose font. Mail font settings button. News font settings button. Lets you specify the default font size to use when creating HTML messages. Stationary mail checkbox. Stationary news checkbox. Create new button. Download more button. Stationery is a template that can include a background image, unique text font colors, and custom margins. These options would let someone specify which stationary to use for messages. Business cards. Mail checkbox. News checknox. If checked would let you specify that you wanted a business card attached to your messages. A business card is your contact information from the Address Book in vCard format. Exploring the Options - Outlook Expres 5.5 - Signature Tab Signature list, listview. Will contain the list of the signatures that you have created. New button. Enter on the new button to create a new signature. You will be placed in an edit field where you can type any information you want contained in your signature, such as your name and email address. When you're satisfied with your signature, tab to the apply button and press enter to save your changes. After you have established a signature, there are several other options on the page. Add signature to all outgoing messages checkbox. If checked then Outlook Express will automatically add your default signature to all outgoing messages. If you don't check this box, then to add a signature to a message, press control shift S while in the body of a message to add the default signature to a message. If you have set up more than one signature, while in the body of the message, press alt I for the insert menu, s for signature and you will be presented with a list of all of your signatures and you can choose the one you wish to use in that message. Don't include on replies and forwards checkbox. If you check the box to automatically include your signature to all outgoing messages, Outlook Express will automatically check this box. If you do want your signature automatically included on replies to messages and forwards, then uncheck this box. Signature list. Once you have added signatures, they will be listed in the signature list. To modify a signature, first select it in the list. Remove button. Deletes the signature. Rename button. You may want to rename the signature, instead of accepting the default name "Signature#." Do this by entering on the Rename button for the selected signature. Then type the new name you want to give the signature and hit enter. Text radio button. Will be checked for all signatures that you have entered as text when you created a new signature. You can tab once to the edit field to edit the signature you created. File Radio Button. if you have your signature stored in a text file, you can arrow down from the text radio button and select the file radio button. You can then either tab once and type in the path and name of the file, or tab to the browse button and browse for the file on your computer. Set as Default. If you have set up more than one signature, enter on this button to set the selected signature as the default. Advanced button. Allows you to choose which e-mail account to which you want to use a selected signature. So for example I could choose to have one signature added to messages for [EMAIL PROTECTED] and another added to messages for [EMAIL PROTECTED] However, if you use this option, do not check the box to have signatures automatically added to all outgoing messages. Instead insert the signature with control shift S. This will place the signature that is assigned to the account in the message. Exploring the Options - Outlook Express 5.5 - Spelling Tab Outlook Express uses the spelling checker provided with the following Microsoft Office programs: Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, and Microsoft PowerPoint. If you do not have one of these programs installed, the Spelling command is not available unless you use another third party program. Always check spelling before sending check box. If this is checked tells Outlook Express to run a spell check when you send a message and gives you the opportunity to correct spelling errors. Suggest replacements for misspelled words checkbox. If checked Outlook Express will suggest replacements for misspelled words. Otherwise will simply inform you of misspelled words and you will have to type in a correction. Words in upper case check box. Specifies whether to spell check or ignore words that are in all upper case letters. So for example, if it is not checked, JPG would be reported as a spelling error, if checked, it would be ignored. Words with numbers checkbox. Specifies whether to spell check or ignore words that contain numbers. So for example, if it is not checked, wckt7 would be reported as a spelling error, if checked, it would be ignored. The original text in a reply or forward check box. Specifies whether to check the original text of a message when you perform a spell check on a message that you are replying to or forwarding. If not checked, Outlook Express will check the text of the original message, if checked Outlook Express will ignore the original message when performing the spell check. Internet addresses check box. Specifies whether to ignore web addresses when performing a spell check. If checked will ignore web addresses, if not checked will consider all web adresses as spelling errors. Combo box for language ( English united States ). This gives you the option to use another language when checking your spelling. Edit custom dictionary button. In the spelling check dialog, when you choose to add a word Outlook Express considers mis-spelled, it will be placed in your custom dictionary and will no longer be reported as mis-spelled. You can use this option to later delete those entries or to add new words. Exploring the Options - Outlook Express 5.5 - Security Tab Security zone radio buttons. Internet zone. Restricted sites zone. In Outlook Express, security zones enable you to decide whether active content, such as ActiveX Controls and scripts, can be run from inside HTML e-mail messages. You can choose a moderate level of security that allows most active content to run, or you can choose a more restrictive security zone. Secure Mail. Digital IDs (also called certificates) are special documents that allow you to prove your identity in electronic transactions. To digitally sign messages or receive encrypted messages, you must have a digital ID. Tell me more button. Brings up the help file in Outlook Express which goes into detail about sending secure messages. Digital ID's button. Lists all your digital ID's and those of others. Get Digital ID button. Takes you to a site on Microsoft where you can find out more about obtaining a digital ID. Digital IDs are issued by independent certification authorities. When you apply for a digital ID at a certification authority's Web site, they verify your identity before issuing an ID. Encrypt contents and attachments for all outgoing messages checkbox. Specifies to encrypt messages to others who have a digital certificate. Digitally sign all outgoing messages checkbox. The recipient does not need a digital id to view your messages. Advanced button. Options on encrypted messages, digital ID's and revocation checking. Exploring the Options - Outlook Express 5.5 - Connections Tab Ask before switching dial-up connections checkbox. If you have more than one dial up connection, Outlook Express will prompt you and enable you to cancel one that isn't working before using the other one. Hang up after sending and receiving checkbox. Specifies whether OE should disconnect and should hang up a connection after sending and receiving mail. There is also a change button that jumps you straight to the Connections tab on the Internet Options dialog. Exploring the Options - Outlook Express 5.5 - Maintenance Tab Empty items from the deleted items folder upon exit checkbox. Tells OE whether to permanently delete the messages that are in your deleted items folder automatically when you close the program. Purge deleted messages when leaving IMAP folders checkbox. Tells OE to purge all messages marked for deletion when using an IMAP server. Compact Messages in the background checkbox. Tells OE whether to compact your folders in the background but allow you to continue to use OE. Compacting folders reallocates the disk space used by your folders more efficiently. Delete read message bodies in newsgroups. Specifies whether OE should delete all read message in newsgroups when you close OE. Delete messages after XX days after being downloaded checkbox. Specifies whether OE should delete newsgroup message so many days after you have downloaded them. The default value is 5 days. Compact files when there is XX percent wasted space. Specifies to OE at what point to compact your folders in the background. X is the percent of wasted space. The default value is 20 percent. Clean Up Now button. You can use the Local File Clean Up dialog box to manually clean up the messages stored locally on the computer. Files for Outlook Express. If you want to compact wasted space, choose the Compact button. If you want to remove message bodies but leave the headers intact for newsgroups, choose the Remove Messages button. If you want to remove message bodies and headers, choose the delete button. If you want to delete all headers and message bodies and reset the folders so that the headers are downloaded again, choose the Reset button. Enter on the close button to return to the maintenance dialog. Store Folder button. Specifies the folder where OE stores your dbx mail folders. C:\Windows\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook Express With user profiles enabled: C:\Windows\Profiles\Username\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook Express Trouble shooting checkboxes. Pop3. News. IMAP. HTTP. Tells OE whether to create a log file for all transmissions between you and the specified type of server. OE will create a log file in the above specified stored folder named, for example pop3.log. Warmest Regards, Terrill Reynolds Regular Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] MSN Messenger: [EMAIL PROTECTED] AOL Messenger: terrill 36 Yahoo! Messenger: terrillreynolds -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- Original Message ----- From: "David Ferrin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, June 06, 2007 10:30 AM Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] step by step please I'd like all such replies to be posted to the list for possible use on the tips and tricks page. David Ferrin [EMAIL PROTECTED] ----- Original Message ----- From: "joe harcz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, June 06, 2007 10:18 AM Subject: [JAWS-Users] step by step please OK all. I have some basic questions here as it has been some time since I've initially set up things in outlook express. I am attempting to get into the twenty first century and to go broad band with Comcast. However, for reasons that aren't worth going into here I would like to continue my dial up service with Peoplepc. Simply, how do I go about setting up these seperate accounts? And how do I seemlessly as possible go back and forth between them? Hope this basic issue makes sense. And if folks wish they may send out info to [EMAIL PROTECTED] rather than the list as a whole. Peace, Joe -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. 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