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I've tried everything possible to get the new 3.0 running on my Performa 575 with 12 meg of memory and RamDoubler current version. I checked with AOl and they gave me the list of control panels, extensions that work and not work. They're all there. I have an Accura 144 modem on my home computer and AOL will not link with the modem. It won't even do the setup. I tried each apd of hayes accura 144, hayes extended and hayes basic without any luck. When I switch back to 2.7 it works fine. What is going on here. Do I need to trash a preferences file?
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I've tried everything possible to get the new 3.0 running on my Performa 575 with 12 meg of memory and RamDoubler current version. I checked with AOl and they gave me the list of control panels, extensions that work and not work. They're all there. I have an Accura 144 modem on my home computer and AOL will not link with the modem. It won't even do the setup. I tried each apd of hayes accura 144, hayes extended and hayes basic without any luck. When I switch back to 2.7 it works fine. What is going on here. Do I need to trash a preferences file?

AOL 3.0 on the MAC

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