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Well there are a few problems with this. You can export part of the registry containing all the dialup information with numbers and everything, but the modem name is also included. So you will still have to have them manually adjust the modem ( in the properties of the dial-up-number ) to the local modem used. Is this sufficient ?
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Well there are a few problems with this. You can export part of the registry containing all the dialup information with numbers and everything, but the modem name is also included. So you will still have to have them manually adjust the modem ( in the properties of the dial-up-number ) to the local modem used. Is this sufficient ?

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The file is very small, probably under 10,000 bytes, so it is not problem to fit on a floppy. All they will need to do is double click, and it will show up in their dial-up networking ( if it is already installed ). I hope this helps. 
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The file is very small, probably under 10,000 bytes, so it is not problem to fit on a floppy. All they will need to do is double click, and it will show up in their dial-up networking ( if it is already installed ). I hope this helps.

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Thank you..<br />
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I forgot all about the Registry !!<br />
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I will give it a go.. experiment a bit, and see what happens.. <br />
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Thanks for your help..<br />
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Thank you..

I forgot all about the Registry !!

I will give it a go.. experiment a bit, and see what happens..

Thanks for your help..



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I want to create a disk that I can post out, which will automatically create a DIAL UP NETWORKING Configuration for them.. to allow internet access.. is there a way?? &nbsp;Will Winzip support it ?<br />
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Any help will be appreciated...
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I want to create a disk that I can post out, which will automatically create a DIAL UP NETWORKING Configuration for them.. to allow internet access.. is there a way??  Will Winzip support it ?

Any help will be appreciated...

Dial Up Networking Setup

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