I will go one step farther. I don't want "support;" I just want the connection. For dial-up, most ISPs just work if you have an access phone number, account, and password. All you have to do is to launch the Internet Connect application, create a configuration, and off you go. For broadband, I recommend a router. However, MacOS X 10 or MacOS 9 works fine if you are connected directly to the broadband modem.yippy said:I could be wrong but I believe you should be able to use a Mac with any dialup even if it doesn't support Mac. Don't you just need the phone number and login? You can't always get those "5x faster" programs but it should work. Someone correct me if I am wrong.
stoid said:Do you have an ISP (Internet Service Provider)? Dial-up or broadband? If it's dial-up, you should probably give them a call and see if they support Macs, some don't. If it's broadband, your DSL or cable modem probably has an ethernet port. Plug your iMac into the ethernet port, and it will just work. (You may have to reset the modem if it's cable because of DNS issues that crop up when switching connected device.)