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I posted this the other day but I can't find it now on the forum
When we click on the Netscape Icon to go to the set-up screen to click on
our names to get on the internet....the set-up screen is automatically
by-passed and it starts a connection immediately.
I don't know where to go to change this. We need the set-up screen to come
up in case of changes needed in the future.
Thanks!!!
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'jljohnson; wrote:
| I posted this the other day but I can't find it now on the forum
| When we click on the Netscape Icon to go to the set-up screen to click on
| our names to get on the internet....the set-up screen is automatically
| by-passed and it starts a connection immediately.
| I don't know where to go to change this. We need the set-up screen to come
| up in case of changes needed in the future.
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Have you tried 'Help' in Netscape?
This is a forum for an operating system, Windows XP. It is not the best
place to find Netscape information (especially since Netscape has such a
small sector of the Windows broswer universe. Try 'Netscape Communities'.
Phil Weldon
"jljohnson" <jljohnson[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B346E85B-90F2-4EE2-906B-936DDE07DC2C[ at ]microsoft.com...
|I posted this the other day but I can't find it now on the forum
| When we click on the Netscape Icon to go to the set-up screen to click on
| our names to get on the internet....the set-up screen is automatically
| by-passed and it starts a connection immediately.
| I don't know where to go to change this. We need the set-up screen to come
| up in case of changes needed in the future.
|
| Thanks!!!
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On Thu, 5 Jul 2007 10:32:06 -0700, jljohnson wrote:
[Quoted Text] > I posted this the other day but I can't find it now on the forum
> When we click on the Netscape Icon to go to the set-up screen to click on
> our names to get on the internet....the set-up screen is automatically
> by-passed and it starts a connection immediately.
> I don't know where to go to change this. We need the set-up screen to come
> up in case of changes needed in the future.
>
> Thanks!!!
As Phil mentions, you'd have better luck in a Netscape forum.
However, some general thoughts: In most of the software that I've used that
had disappearing setup screens, changing the settings is a matter of
finding the info in the program's configuration. Usually, you will find
something in a program's menus (look for menus named similar to Options,
Settings or Preferences) where you can change the initial setup info to
something else.
Note that this is only "some" software, not all. But perhaps you could
check out the menus and the program's help files until you can find a
netscape forum.
--
Sharon F
MS-MVP ~ Windows Shell/User
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'Sharon F' wrote:
| As Phil mentions, you'd have better luck in a Netscape forum.
|
| However, some general thoughts: In most of the software that I've used
that
| had disappearing setup screens, changing the settings is a matter of
| finding the info in the program's configuration. Usually, you will find
| something in a program's menus (look for menus named similar to Options,
| Settings or Preferences) where you can change the initial setup info to
| something else.
|
| Note that this is only "some" software, not all. But perhaps you could
| check out the menus and the program's help files until you can find a
| netscape forum.
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'Netscape Communities' is a forum for Netscape users; not that I know
anything about Netscape, but I have more or less learned how to ask
questions, and I got that information on the first page of the Netscape
website B^)
I think many non-technical users of computers have no idea how MANY millions
of possible details, questions, and solutions exist, and therefore expect
most any user with technical know-how will be famliar with the particular
problem, question, or solution. Mostly what an expert computer user knows
is WHERE TO LOOK FOR THE ANSWER! In my opinion the number of possible
questions is some higher power function of the number of lines of code B^)
Phil Weldon
"Sharon F" <sharonfDEL[ at ]ETEmvps.org> wrote in message
news:%23aX7iOzvHHA.1524[ at ]TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
| On Thu, 5 Jul 2007 10:32:06 -0700, jljohnson wrote:
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| > I posted this the other day but I can't find it now on the forum
| > When we click on the Netscape Icon to go to the set-up screen to click
on
| > our names to get on the internet....the set-up screen is automatically
| > by-passed and it starts a connection immediately.
| > I don't know where to go to change this. We need the set-up screen to
come
| > up in case of changes needed in the future.
| >
| > Thanks!!!
|
| As Phil mentions, you'd have better luck in a Netscape forum.
|
| However, some general thoughts: In most of the software that I've used
that
| had disappearing setup screens, changing the settings is a matter of
| finding the info in the program's configuration. Usually, you will find
| something in a program's menus (look for menus named similar to Options,
| Settings or Preferences) where you can change the initial setup info to
| something else.
|
| Note that this is only "some" software, not all. But perhaps you could
| check out the menus and the program's help files until you can find a
| netscape forum.
|
| --
| Sharon F
| MS-MVP ~ Windows Shell/User
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"Phil Weldon" <not.disclosed[ at ]example.com> wrote in message
news:Avbji.4048$Od7.1588[ at ]newsread1.news.pas.earthlink.net...
[Quoted Text] > I think many non-technical users of computers have no idea how MANY
> millions
> of possible details, questions, and solutions exist, and therefore expect
> most any user with technical know-how will be famliar with the particular
> problem, question, or solution. Mostly what an expert computer user knows
> is WHERE TO LOOK FOR THE ANSWER! In my opinion the number of possible
> questions is some higher power function of the number of lines of code B^)
>
> Phil Weldon
>
Well said Phil. You could also add and knows how to look for answers.
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Harry Ohrn MS MVP [Shell\User]
www.webtree.ca/windowsxp
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On Thu, 05 Jul 2007 19:20:00 GMT, Phil Weldon wrote:
[Quoted Text] > Mostly what an expert computer user knows
> is WHERE TO LOOK FOR THE ANSWER!
Agreed! Questions from beginners can be extra difficult. They are not fully
attuned to technical terminology. Mind-reading and prodding for details is
steady fare for those that attempt to answer their questions.
Checking help files and finding communities for the software involved,
seems logical to us but to a beginner, everything on their computer is
"Windows" until they learn more. :-)
--
Sharon F
MS-MVP ~ Windows Shell/User
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