8/24 Question. Which ISP is good for 24 hours and is reliable? I am
willing to spend up to $30/month. Also, which auto password and
auto Windows 95 dialer is good to download? Thanks.
\_ ED! ED! ED is the STANDARD! Tax Advisor.
\_ /bin/cat you fool!
\_ $30! That's pretty steep for an ISP. Might as well spend a
few extra bucks and get cable modem or DSL.
\_ What's wrong with the MS one? It allows scripting, and pretty
much never fails. Been using it since 95 came out with no problems.
\_ Perhaps the inquirer has a social conscience and does not want
to unnecessarily patronize an evil company.
\_ If they're already using Win 95 they've sold their soul
to BillG already and using the software included with Win95
won't make any difference to anyone
\_ giving him $20 a month will.
\_ No, this is in reference to the autodialer part of
the second question, not the ISP part. You don't
have to give BillG $20/month to use the built in
authodialer... yet.
\_ Another question-- where can I find an auto-dialer that dials
in the ISP and puts in password automatically?
\_ I answered this already. Use the one included in windows.
It works perfectly. I've used it for years on 95, 98 and
NT without any problems. It isn't glitzy, but it works.
\_ NO YOU DUMB ASS. I want to log in when the computer
is rebooted, and would redial AUTOMATICALLY.
\_ That's easy. I know how to do that and used to
do so but I won't tell you since you're such a
little shit. It's your own fault for not being
clear since there is a commonly accepted
definition of an autodialer and your mis-use of
the term is not my fault. Good luck getting
help from someone else with that attitude.
\_ Why do you need to be connected 24 hours a day?
If you're running a server, Win95 is just about
the stupidest choice possible, and you probably
want "always on" DSL instead of dialup. |