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Do you have it set up for automatic (scripted) or terminal window login?<br />

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Do you have it set up for automatic (scripted) or terminal window login?


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what ppp software are you using?...apples PPP or something like FreePPP?<br />

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what ppp software are you using?...apples PPP or something like FreePPP?


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go into the PPP control panel and reconfigure it.Also what browser and version are you using?<br />

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go into the PPP control panel and reconfigure it.Also what browser and version are you using?


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 &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;If you go into the PPP connection panel, like macmann said, you can reconfigure it from there and it does'nt matter what browser you have<br />

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     If you go into the PPP connection panel, like macmann said, you can reconfigure it from there and it does'nt matter what browser you have


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Although &nbsp;I have input all my info for the internet, but when I go to log in, it will ask for my password, but not allow me to type it in. It goes on and tries to make a connection without the password. Which of course I can't get connected. Any hints?
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Although  I have input all my info for the internet, but when I go to log in, it will ask for my password, but not allow me to type it in. It goes on and tries to make a connection without the password. Which of course I can't get connected. Any hints?

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