Carl Wheeley wrote:
>1. I have taken out the path=c:\trumpwsk from the autoexec.bat
>file, and indeed it seems to make no difference when it is
>removed. No, I don't use the same Winsock.dll with Opera/Trumpet
>as I do with IE. (I re-name Winsock.dll in IE when I'm trying
>Opera/Trumpet and the opposite when I'm running IE.)
I just thought of something - doesn't IE uses some SET variables? Perhaps
you should make sure these are not SET.
>2. I am now running TCPMan before opening Opera. But when I
>double-click on TCPMan I get the message, "Invalid Path," "! The
>working directory is invalid." If I click OK to that, the dialing
>script begins: initializing modem, dialing (the IP's phone),
>connected; now logging in as (my user ID). The final message: My
>IP address = xxx.xxx.xxx.xx.
>
>Bernie, I gather from what you say that at this point I have
>successfully logged-on and that my user name and password have
>been verified.
Yes. Now you can start to "surf".
>3. I then minimize Trumpet Winsock and load Opera. Upon entering
>a www address, I get the same "! Network problem" message that I
>was getting previously when dialing from within Opera. Darn!
Hmmm... Are you sure the DNS is correct?
You could also try some other program, perhaps Opera is the program that
doesn't work as it should? Try ex. CuteFTP (http://www.cuteftp.com/) and
try and login to some FTP site. Also is your mailer working?
//Bernie
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