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Check the API Remote Access Service Functions <br />
Furthermore , you need to call RasDial() for establishing &nbsp;a connection<br />
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Check the API Remote Access Service Functions
Furthermore , you need to call RasDial() for establishing  a connection



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thanx, write it as a answer and get 5 points.<br />

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thanx, write it as a answer and get 5 points.


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hmm, a piece of code would be cool, but it's okay. if you send me some, pleZ to sacha@dillingen.baynet.de &nbsp;. thanx<br />

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hmm, a piece of code would be cool, but it's okay. if you send me some, pleZ to sacha@dillingen.baynet.de  . thanx


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I'm looking for simple code (mfc or c/c++ doesn't matter) which AUTODIALS a connection whose settings are given while programming , e.g. i want to dial the phonebook entry buergernetz with username userabc and password abcd1234 . how ?<br />
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(it only needs to support win95, not nt)
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I'm looking for simple code (mfc or c/c++ doesn't matter) which AUTODIALS a connection whose settings are given while programming , e.g. i want to dial the phonebook entry buergernetz with username userabc and password abcd1234 . how ?

(it only needs to support win95, not nt)

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