Please read trough older threads for the answer, it has been asked a few times before (i did too). Anyway, if you have w2k you might try this, it worked for me: Start|Settings|Control Panel Double Click 'Administrative Tools' Double Click 'Services' Double Click 'Remote Access Auto Connection Manager' In the Startup type: pull down menu, select 'Automatic' Click the Start button.
Start|Settings|Network and Dial-up Connections Ensure that there is a dialer or create one if there isn't Select the Dialer Click the 'Advanced' pull down menu Select 'Dial-up Preferences...' Under the Autodial Tab, enable the 'Enable autodial by location' checkbox [optionally]... Start|Settings|Network and Dial-Up Connections Click the 'Advanced' pull down menu Select 'Advanced Settings...' Under the Adapters and Bindings tab, in the Connections: window, choose the order for DNS to use (LAN or dialup adapter) good luck. On 19-12-2001 9:27, Mark Gillespie made an attempt to write... >I tried both Mozilla & Netscape6.2, and can't figure out for the life of, >why neither of these force windows to connect to my ISP. > >I have looked in all the settings. > >It's a major pain in the arse, to have to establish a connection manually >then open the browser. > >Until I get this sorted, I am sticking with IE/OE > >Please help!!! > > >-- > > > -- Vriendelijke groet / Kind regards, Arthur Costerus Private E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
