ISP's and OSX

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  1. mac15, Jan 1, 2002

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    does anyones ISP work with OS X
    I'm from australia and my bigpond advance software doesn't
    I'm still waiting for it
    they said SEP 02
    I was looking for a full change over to OSX
    but now I have to wait
     
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  2. sweetaction, Jan 1, 2002

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    you shouldnt need software

    Try just setting up your username, password and dial-up access number into Internet Connect? It is located in your Applications folder under OSX.
     
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  3. blackpeter, Jan 1, 2002

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    Yeah... it's really easy and you can connect using an icon at the top right hand corner of your desktop.

    BTW... how do you post a new topic. I can reply to topics, but the system wont give me access to post new ones??
     
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  4. mac15, Jan 2, 2002

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    thanks but no

    i have cable and it requires its own software and its no carbonised yet

    thanks for the help

    BTW... how do you post a new topic. I can reply to topics, but the system wont give me access to post new ones??

    you have to become a member its easy

    just register
     
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  5. blackpeter, Jan 2, 2002

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    How do you think I posted this...? I registered.
     
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  6. joey j, Jan 3, 2002

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    Re: thanks but no

    Have you tried bpalogin (http://bpalogin.sourceforge.net/) yet? The download page lists a v2.0 source tarball which you could compile under OS X; there's also a binary which is ostensibly based on v1.7 but its filename appears to indicate it as based on v
    2.0.
     
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  7. macboy, Jan 3, 2002

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    I have cable too.

    You just set it up in the preferences. Make sure you click network then ethernet then Using DHCP.

     
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  8. mac15, Jan 3, 2002

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    thanks

    now I only use OS X
    I'M IN THE FUTURE
     
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