[muglo] Re: Microsoft Internet
- From: Marilyn Medcalf <marilyn@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <muglo@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 13 Nov 2002 10:38:05 -0500
Dear Mary - I am using Mac OS 9 on the old Bondi IMac, which has an internal
modem. I have never had a problem before with the Internet. But I did change
servers from gtn to rogers, and because we couldn't hook up my husband's
machine to the system we decided to try High-Speed DSL. Unfortunately this
didn't work either, as we couldn't get the modem to work - some problem with
wirin - so we decided to stick to the dial up, which we arranged through
gtn. However, I think the server is now DSL, so perhaps that's the problem.
When I checked the Internet in the Control panels for Web, it reads as
follows: Default Pages: Home Page - http://www.broadband.rogers.com and
Search Page - http://livepage.apple.com/search - would this have something
to do with the problem, ie having the Home Page set up with rogers?
Yes - I do mean launching the program, on which I double click and then I
get the message "The specified server could not be found".
As mentioned above, this happens after I double click on Internet Explorer.
Any answers??? Grateful for your help.
Marilyn
think we are still on 11/12/02 3:38 PM, Mary at iMary@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>
> Hi Marilyn,
>
> What Mac OS are you using, on what model of Mac? How do you connect
> to the internet? (internal or external dial-up modem? high-speed DSL?
> or what.)
>
>
> At 3:08 PM -0500 11/12/02, Marilyn Medcalf wrote:
>
>> I am having a problem opening Internet Explorer.
>
> Hmm, "opening"? Usually means launching the program, usually done by
> double clicking on the program's icon. You can open IE this way,
> right?
>
>> I get a message "The specified server could not be found".
>
> When? After doing what? What are you clicking on that results in that message?
>
> Mary
>
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