On 4/3/02 10:06 AM, "Mark Benson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I know you have to keep your local dial-up provider. james > > On Wednesday, April 3, 2002, at 03:43 PM, Lincoln Dunn wrote: > >> It depends on what type of satellite connection you're talking about -- >> which setup are you looking at? What company? One-way or two-way? >> >> >> Plus, it's not cheap to set up, either. > Mark Benson > Seeing as he says he has *got* satellite I think he might know all that > already :). > > I presume it connects using the standard windows dial-up networking > software rather than a piece of proprietary software right? If so you > can use internet connection sharing in Windows. If you are only using > Windows 98 Internet connection sharing is pretty ropy and tends to crash > a bit, but it does work sometimes. > I can divulge more once you establish if you are using a standard > dial-up system or not. If you use a proprietary software package to > control the satellite modem it will not be easy. > -- > > >
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