In a message Steven Zerby writes:

<< I find all the internet config stuff in 8.1 very scattered and confusing. 
I am able to connect fine through AOL, then launch IE 5.1, and it works fine, 
but I can't get a local number for AOL, so it'sexpensive. >>


AOL takes over TCP/IP and settings. Unless you manually switch them back to 
your other ISP you will not be able to connect.

In AOL you can do this in the menu bar My AOL->Preferences->AOL Link->Restore

Or in the TCP/IP Control Panel's "Connect via" menu. Change "AOL Link 
Enhanced"  to "PPP" and the  "Configure" menu to "Using PPP Server"

I'm us OS 8.6 with AOL 5.0 but I seem to remember the same applies to OS 8.1.

Perhaps you know this, if so my apologies. Best Regards --glen (digest mode)





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