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Windows XP Dial-up Setup Guide |
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- Click on the Start Menu located in the bottom left hand corner of your screen. Select Connect To then click on Show all connections.* This should take you to the Network Connections window.

* If you do not see Connect To instead open the Control Panel and select Network Connections.
- Select Create a new connection from the left panel of the Network Connections window.

- This will launch the New Connection Wizard. Click on Next.

- Select Connect to the Internet. Click on Next to proceed.

- Choose Set up my connection manually. Click on Next.

- Select Connect using a dial-up modem. Click on Next.

- Type eNet for your ISP Name. Click on Next.

- Enter your local access number from the list below. The area code is not needed for local numbers. Then click on Next.
Akron | (330) 572-2930 |
Cincinnati | (513) 587-9713 |
Cleveland | (216) 820-9704 |
Columbus | (614) 324-9615 |
Dayton | (937) 910-9736 |
Delaware | (740) 203-7201 |
Marietta | (740) 236-4300 |
Newark | (740) 334-4121 |
New Philadelphia | (330) 401-0049 |
Zanesville | (740) 617-4475 |

- Enter your username and password. Please note that the system is case-sensitive so watch out for that CAPS LOCK key! We recommend selecting the first two options:
- Use this account name and password when anyone connects to the internet from this computer (This allows all user accounts to share the same internet connection).
- Make this the default Internet connection (Windows will automatically dial this connection when you attempt to connect to the internet).
- Turn on Internet Connection Firewall (Using XP's in-built firewall is optional - if you experience any connection difficulties we advise unselecting this option.)
Click on Next.

- You may optionally select to Add a shortcut to this connection to your desktop. This will give you a convenient and easy way of connecting to eNet by adding a connection icon to your desktop. Click on Finish.

- You may now use your new internet connection! To access your new connection either click on the shortcut to eNET icon on your desktop or go to Start > Control Panel > Network Connections > eNET. Click on Dial. Once connected you can use a browser such as Internet Explorer to surf the web and check your email with an e-mail client such as Outlook Express.

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