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I am attempting to access the internet with a dial up connection to a pre-paid provider; i.e. BudgetDialUp. I provided the access number, my user name etc. in the configuration settings dialog boxes. As soon as I attempt to activate I get an "error code 6" Would appreciate some help in setting up this account.
Got no idea what error code #6 is, but I do have an older howto that I found excellent in helping me to use my dialup (under Rh9). If you want it mail me at spamnot@polard.com, I'll then send it to you. (It's a bit too long to post here)
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