When I opened the message, I found that Wayne Johnson had written:
> >Mobile Office was UN = qnc with a PWD = qnc with dialup to # 777
> >Express Network UN = mobile # @ vzw3g.com (no spaces) with a PWD of
> >vzw & a dialup of # 777.
>
> All you need is a phone that is capable of acting as a fax/modem &
> setup dialup networking to the above parameters. I do it all the time
> today & for the past couple of years such as the Samsung A310 [not
> avail] or the Samsung A530 [not avail] or the Samsung N330 which is
> still available.
Maybe there is a difference between using the phone as a modem and
using the laptop as a modem, Wayne. I don't really know.
I do know that I have Verizon Wireless Mobile Office on my laptop.
Maybe it wasn't necessary since you say the A530 works as a modem.
I'm still thinking there is a confusion in terms maybe.
Using Mobile Office "does not" require you to sign up for anything
extra with Verizon. You seem to think it does.
I know there has been a lot of changes in the past three years, and I'm
trying to get to the bottom of everything.
I'm gonna get on the EVDO forum and see what I can find out.
Three years or so ago Mobile Office consisted of Quick 2 Net,
Dial-up-Data Service and Express Network (1XRTT). I think what I
used to connect with this was called QuickLink.
Regards,
Jim
"Man is the only animal who stands on his hind legs and can
put both feet in his mouth at the same time." unknown
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