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> > I had planned on finding wireless connections and then ethernet |
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> > networks as a backup. Either one has proven to be totally impossible. |
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> > I need something I can rely on and since using public computers is |
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> > too dangerous it sounds like I need to dial up. I could just make |
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> > sure that there is an available phone line where I plan to go and that |
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> > my dial-up provider has a local number there. |
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> > Can anyone recommend a particular global dial-up company? |
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> > - Grant |
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> It's been a while since I've had to shop around for dialup service for |
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> any of my users. However, if my memory serves me correctly I think AT&T |
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> has global dial-up capabilities. It's probably at a premium, but |
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> available none the less. |
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> byron |
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Thanks Byron. I'm hooked up with budgetdialup.com now. 6 |
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cents/minute in Europe. |
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Please see my new post on getting my laptop's winmodem working if |
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you're interested. This linux-on-laptops.com link has it working with |
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a driver in the kernel: |
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http://www.angelfire.com/linux/t_johnson/ |
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although running Slackware. |
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- Grant |
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