Thanks for your reply, Ted.  My cable sevice has been down for the last 
18 hours - it looks as if the junction box at the end of the street has 
been vandalised.

Your thinking is the same as mine - IE/FF work so it is not a network 
config problem.  Disabling the firewall makes no difference, so it is 
not a firewall problem.

But in Opera there is not much I can see in the way of relevant 
settings.  Under Tools..Preferences..Advanced...Network there is a 
button for "Proxy servers" but would that be relevant with my setup ?  
And if so where do I find the appropriate info (esp port numbers) to use ?

Cheers

Ted Roche wrote:
> On 12/17/06, Paul Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>   
>> IE and Firefox are both working fine
>> in all four environments (XP on the laptop, and 98, 2K and XP on the
>> desktop)... Opera (9.02) works in all three OSs on the desktop but I cannot 
>> get it
>> to connect to the internet on the laptop.  Another program (DriverMagic)
>> also works fine on the desktop but not on the laptop.
>>     
>
> Since IE and FIreFox work on the laptop, the problem is not your
> network configuration, is it? I'd review the settings in Opera to see
> if you inadvertantly set something there.
>
>   



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