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Just wondering if you've tried FreePPP instead of OT? OT certainly conflicts with MacTCP. I sometimes find it is better to stick with the MacTCP/FreePPP combination on non-PPCs, though I am not sure you'll want to do this with your PPC.<br />
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Rifty<br />

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Just wondering if you've tried FreePPP instead of OT? OT certainly conflicts with MacTCP. I sometimes find it is better to stick with the MacTCP/FreePPP combination on non-PPCs, though I am not sure you'll want to do this with your PPC.

Rifty


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I have InterSLIP with PPP at the moment which works with MacTCP, I have tried to remove InterSLIP but the PPP refuses to work without it.<br />
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I have InterSLIP with PPP at the moment which works with MacTCP, I have tried to remove InterSLIP but the PPP refuses to work without it.




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I'm not quite sure about this, but I think if you got a copy of FreePPP (should be available from <a href="http://www.shareware.com" rel="ugc">www.shareware.com</a>) and installed it, it would be worth seeing how it went.<br />
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Good luck,<br />
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Rifty<br />

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I'm not quite sure about this, but I think if you got a copy of FreePPP (should be available from www.shareware.com [http://www.shareware.com]) and installed it, it would be worth seeing how it went.

Good luck,

Rifty


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I have downloaded FreePPP from the Shareware Address.<br />
How do I use it with the MacTCP?<br />
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In the MacTCP menu I have configPPP,Localtalk, Ethernet and SLIP.<br />
When I restart my computer configPPP, SLIP and InterSLIP are selected.<br />
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Could this be a reason why the MacTCP changes it's configeration?<br />

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I have downloaded FreePPP from the Shareware Address.
How do I use it with the MacTCP?

In the MacTCP menu I have configPPP,Localtalk, Ethernet and SLIP.
When I restart my computer configPPP, SLIP and InterSLIP are selected.

Could this be a reason why the MacTCP changes it's configeration?


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Thankyou &quot;TheHub&quot; for your help.<br />

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The MacTCP for System 7.5.5 on my Power Macintosh Performa 5400/180 automatically changes it's settings when I open the Apple Internet Dialer.<br />
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I have found that the MacTCP conflicts with Open Transport which is needed by the Apple Internet Dialer.<br />
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How do I fix it so this does not happen?
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The MacTCP for System 7.5.5 on my Power Macintosh Performa 5400/180 automatically changes it's settings when I open the Apple Internet Dialer.

I have found that the MacTCP conflicts with Open Transport which is needed by the Apple Internet Dialer.

How do I fix it so this does not happen?

MacTCP problem

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