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seem to have two dial-ups running at the same time, one is 'Dial-up
connection' and the other is 'Atdialler3' ( i.e. Freeserve Connection Kit)
both are conflicting. When I try
to remove one I find they both seem to emanate from the same Properties
menu. When I open OE it tells me that I am working offline even though I am
online.
Secondly everytime I boot up my PC the 'Dial-up connection' starts up and
refuses to close down. I have the checked the settings and cannot find any
such instruction ticked.
Grateful for advice, thanks....

"bb3" <> wrote in message
news:OO28b.134974$...
>
> "miss calm" <> wrote in message
> news:bjqc1c$lc3$...
> > seem to have two dial-ups running at the same time, one is 'Dial-up
> > connection' and the other is 'Atdialler3' ( i.e. Freeserve Connection
Kit)
> > both are conflicting. When I try
> > to remove one I find they both seem to emanate from the same Properties
> > menu. When I open OE it tells me that I am working offline even though I
> am
> > online.
> > Secondly everytime I boot up my PC the 'Dial-up connection' starts up
and
> > refuses to close down. I have the checked the settings and cannot find
any
> > such instruction ticked.
> > Grateful for advice, thanks....
> >
> >
> >
> >
> Try here http://www.ufaq.fsnet.co.uk/frames/phone_numbers.html ... about
> halfway down the page.

Hi bb3,
Wow! A big page but grateful you brought it to my attention -I have
bookmarked it in Favourites.
Now I followed the instruction but when I tried to uninstall the dialler I
received an error message saing that to do so would seriously impact on my
freeserve connection.
So still unsure.......





>
>

"°Mike°" <> wrote in message
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> Why are you always posting from the past? Do you have your
> Time Zone settings set correctly?

Hi Mike,
Nope, My date is 9/11 and the time is correct by Sky, I was two minutes
slow. The automatically adjust clock for daylight settings is ticked. Waht
do you suggest......







>
>
> On Thu, 11 Sep 2003 06:42:08 +0100, in
> <bjqc1c$lc3$>
> miss calm scrawled:
>
> > seem to have two dial-ups running at the same time, one is 'Dial-up
> >connection' and the other is 'Atdialler3' ( i.e. Freeserve Connection
Kit)
> >both are conflicting. When I try
> >to remove one I find they both seem to emanate from the same Properties
> >menu. When I open OE it tells me that I am working offline even though I
am
> >online.
> >Secondly everytime I boot up my PC the 'Dial-up connection' starts up and
> >refuses to close down. I have the checked the settings and cannot find
any
> >such instruction ticked.
> >Grateful for advice, thanks....
> >
> >
> >
>
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"°Mike°" <> wrote in message
news:3f72c91d.8710421@localhost...
> ***** Note the time below! *****
>
> On Thu, 11 Sep 2003 08:11:38 +0100, in
> <bjqh9f$asr$>
> miss calm scrawled:
>
> <snip>
>
> >Hi bb3,
> >Wow! A big page but grateful you brought it to my attention -I have
> >bookmarked it in Favourites.
> >Now I followed the instruction but when I tried to uninstall the dialler
I
> >received an error message saing that to do so would seriously impact on
my
> >freeserve connection.
> >So still unsure.......
>
> Please adjust you clock and/or your Time Zone settings.
> You are posting from the past.
>
> Double click on the clock in your system tray and set
> the TIME ZONE to 'Greenwich Mean Time', and tick
> the box 'Automatically adjust clock for daylight savings'.
>
> Ever wondered why, sometimes, you don't get replies?

Those are the exact settings Mike so it must be something else causing the
problem.
>
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"°Mike°" <> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 11 Sep 2003 08:15:00 +0100, in
> <bjqhjs$e1q$>
> miss calm scrawled:
>
> >
> >"°Mike°" <> wrote in message
> >news:3f6bc613.7932366@localhost...
> >> Why are you always posting from the past? Do you have your
> >> Time Zone settings set correctly?
> >
> >Hi Mike,
> >Nope, My date is 9/11 and the time is correct by Sky, I was two minutes
> >slow. The automatically adjust clock for daylight settings is ticked.
Waht
> >do you suggest......
>
> Then your TIME ZONE is incorrect. Look at the time (08:15) above.
> See my other post.

Time Zone setting is 100% correct, must be something else.







>
> <snip>
>
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"°Mike°" <> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 11 Sep 2003 08:15:00 +0100, in
> <bjqhjs$e1q$>
> miss calm scrawled:
>
> >
> >"°Mike°" <> wrote in message
> >news:3f6bc613.7932366@localhost...
> >> Why are you always posting from the past? Do you have your
> >> Time Zone settings set correctly?
> >
> >Hi Mike,
> >Nope, My date is 9/11 and the time is correct by Sky, I was two minutes
> >slow. The automatically adjust clock for daylight settings is ticked.
Waht
> >do you suggest......
>
> One other thing... you appear to be posting exactly twelve hours
> in the past, so make sure your clock is set to PM (currently), and
> not AM.

MY clock is set to PM currently!


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"°Mike°" <> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 11 Sep 2003 08:18:58 +0100, in
> <bjqhra$5l5$>
> miss calm scrawled:
>
> >
> >"°Mike°" <> wrote in message
> >news:3f72c91d.8710421@localhost...
> >> ***** Note the time below! *****
> >>
> >> On Thu, 11 Sep 2003 08:11:38 +0100, in
> >> <bjqh9f$asr$>
> >> miss calm scrawled:
> >>
> >> <snip>
> >>
> >> >Hi bb3,
> >> >Wow! A big page but grateful you brought it to my attention -I have
> >> >bookmarked it in Favourites.
> >> >Now I followed the instruction but when I tried to uninstall the
dialler
> >I
> >> >received an error message saing that to do so would seriously impact
on
> >my
> >> >freeserve connection.
> >> >So still unsure.......
> >>
> >> Please adjust you clock and/or your Time Zone settings.
> >> You are posting from the past.
> >>
> >> Double click on the clock in your system tray and set
> >> the TIME ZONE to 'Greenwich Mean Time', and tick
> >> the box 'Automatically adjust clock for daylight savings'.
> >>
> >> Ever wondered why, sometimes, you don't get replies?
> >
> >Those are the exact settings Mike so it must be something else causing
the
> >problem.
>
> You have your clock set to AM. It is now PM.

Wrong Mike it is set to PM, to double-check it has an old fashioned
clock-face which shows PM as I write.












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"Boomer" <Boomer__Baby_@mailinator.com> wrote in message
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> miss calm said:
>
> [snip]
>
> You have your a.m./p.m. settings reversed.

Nope, I have checked and all settings are correct. I am as we speak at 10.22
pm

>

"miss calm" <> wrote in message
news:bjqc1c$lc3$...
> seem to have two dial-ups running at the same time, one is 'Dial-up
> connection' and the other is 'Atdialler3' ( i.e. Freeserve Connection Kit)
> both are conflicting. When I try
> to remove one I find they both seem to emanate from the same Properties
> menu. When I open OE it tells me that I am working offline even though I
am
> online.
> Secondly everytime I boot up my PC the 'Dial-up connection' starts up and
> refuses to close down. I have the checked the settings and cannot find any
> such instruction ticked.
> Grateful for advice, thanks....
>
>
>
>
Try here http://www.ufaq.fsnet.co.uk/frames/phone_numbers.html ... about
halfway down the page.

Why are you always posting from the past? Do you have your
Time Zone settings set correctly?


On Thu, 11 Sep 2003 06:42:08 +0100, in
<bjqc1c$lc3$>
miss calm scrawled:

> seem to have two dial-ups running at the same time, one is 'Dial-up
>connection' and the other is 'Atdialler3' ( i.e. Freeserve Connection Kit)
>both are conflicting. When I try
>to remove one I find they both seem to emanate from the same Properties
>menu. When I open OE it tells me that I am working offline even though I am
>online.
>Secondly everytime I boot up my PC the 'Dial-up connection' starts up and
>refuses to close down. I have the checked the settings and cannot find any
>such instruction ticked.
>Grateful for advice, thanks....
>
>
>

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