Arthur wrote: > > > On 13-12-2001 23:13, Parish made an attempt to write... > >> HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\RAS Autodial\Control\Locations >> >> There should be a DWORD item with the *name* 1 (the digit one). Make >> sure it's *value* is 0 (zero). > > > When you search the registry for AUTODIAL (which I assume you did) you > find a number of entries like "enableautodial" (wich in my case is 01 00 > 00 00) and nonetautodial (wich is 00 00 00 00 with me) Maybe this has > something to do with it to. When I start the quicklaunch nothing happens > and when I run either the browser or the mail app it starts dialing > right away, so this is perfect for me.
Same settings here, and the same behaviour. > What I do find strange is that > I'm not asket to disconnect when I exit mozilla. I don't want it to, but > I just think its weird. > Same here. I suspect that the auto-disconnect feature only works with IE based apps, as well as IE/OE, Napster, iMesh, etc. do it as well (they use the IE 'engine'. >> BTW, Moz still gives "Failed to connect to server" if I go offline, >> disconnect from the 'net, go online (in Moz), then click Get Messages; >> I still have to start DUN again manually, after which Moz will connect >> OK. > > > Didn't you post a simmilar message a while back about this? Yes, I mentioned in this post that I had posted the same thing elsewhere, I just felt it was worth repeating given the amount of trouble it's caused me. > anyway, when > I do what you do, it starts dialing without any "Failed to connect to > server" message. I'm using moz2001121103 on w2k. what build are you using? > 0.9.6 >>
