Christopher Jahn wrote: > And it came to pass that Mark Gillespie wrote: > > >>>This isn't something you configure via Mozilla, it's >>>something you configure via windows. When you configure >>>this stuff in IE, because of its "Integration with the OS", >>>you're actually changing your windows config. IE/OE also >>>make use of a few nice little backdoors, some of which can >>>be a PITA, e.g. : fire up IE. It connects you to the net. >>>Launch another app that also uses the internet. close IE. >>>"do you want to disconnect", even though the other app is >>>STILL USING THE CONNECTION. >>> >>Still havn't fixed the problem, tried all the suggestions I >>can find. >> >>I also don't buy the Window Intregration thing. I have >>other non-Micro$oft software that forces a connection >>prefectly (My IRC client, and IM clients are both non-MS and >>work perfectly). >> >>I think Mozilla is not following the Microsoft rules.... >> > > Mozilla IS following the rules - it's Micro$oft that often > changes the rules to muck up non-MS software. > > Anyway, this really IS a Windows problem, because there are no > Mozilla settings that you can adjust for this, and it's almost > certainly due to soemthing not being set right in Control Panel. > > What version of Windows are you using? > > > >
If I might butt in....I have to agree. I have tried everything from changing this preference to that preference and still can't get DUN to work properly. It will only dial for Microsft products only. There is an after-taste in my mouth and it's bitter. -- Wayne Alligood/Amelia Island, Florida Compaq Computer running Windows XP/ Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] "Words rightly spoken are like apples of gold in pictures of silver."
