[muglo] Re: Microsoft Internet
- From: Mary <iMary@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: muglo@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 13 Nov 2002 13:53:31 -0500
At 10:38 AM -0500 11/13/02, Marilyn Medcalf wrote:
>I am using Mac OS 9 on the old Bondi IMac, which has an internal
>modem.
Bondis (sp?) are still great machines, IMO. (If yer using OS 9.0, you
should upgrade to 9.1 when you get a chance.)
>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.
Uhm... Huh?? ;-) Well, seems like you've been trying a few things.
I'm sorry but I'm unable to determine from your description whether
you have dial-up or not. Go to your Control Panels -> Modem, and see
what it says beside "connect via" and tell me, okay?
>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?
Uh, no, I don't think so.
>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".
So, while you are looking at this message, what icon is at the far
right top of your screen? The Internet Explorer icon?
And secondly, what do you do to leave this window, after seeing the message?
>As mentioned above, this happens after I double click on Internet Explorer.
>
>Any answers??? Grateful for your help.
Well, I'm a bit baffled by this, and hope that Tee or Eric or Joe
might lend a hand, but for now, I'll just wait to hear back from you.
Mary
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