How to Get Dial up Internet Access

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Buy a computer that has a modem or add a modem to your existing computer. Most Internet service providers require at least an Intel 386 processor (or a Macintosh of any vintage) and a 14.4-Kbps modem. Most new computers will easily satisfy these requirements.

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Make sure your modem is properly installed, and connect it to the near-est phone jack using a phone cord.

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Look on your computer's desktop for an icon that bears the name of an Internet service provider. If you find one, double-click on the icon and follow instructions to install the software and activate your account.

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If you can't find an icon and you use Windows, open the Start menu and choose Settings, then Control Panel. In the window that appears, double-click the Internet Options control panel. Click the Connections tab, then click the Setup button at the top of the window.

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On a Mac, look for the Internet Setup Assistant in the Apple menu.

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If your computer doesn't come with Internet software, look in the yellow pages under "Internet" for Internet service providers in your area.

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Look for special offers from large, commercial ISPs on television, in newspapers and in the mail.

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Contact a provider and request installation software.

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Once you've received the software, follow the instructions on the pack-age to install the program and set up your account.



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