Can PMMAIL (win) do this?
Cristian Secara
PMMAIL Discussion List <PMMAIL-L@VM.EGE.EDU.TR>
Thu, 15 Apr 1999 12:25:44 +0300
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On Wed, 14 Apr 1999 20:13:47 -0400, Kevin A. Foss wrote:
>Go to the Control Panel, click on the "Internet" icon and then the
>Connections tab. There should be an option to "Connect to the internet
>as needed."
Yes, you are right.
>If you only use such things when dialed up
>(e.g. you don't have a network) then I suppose it can be handy.
No, it's sinister. Supposing I have a html file on disk, saved without
pictures; one of the picture addresses link to a real internet url. If
the navigator's 'automatically load images' switch is on, any time I
look to that page, the DUN comes up. Just tested it. Horrible ...
Yes, I agree with Steve, saying to always connect first and then use
the application(s).
In fact I didn't know about this feature of DUN before (but which I
find annoying). I was thinking it's IE property only (IE seen as
stand-alone application).
Best wishes,
Cristi
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</U><FONT FACE="Arial" DEFAULT="FACE"><FONT SIZE="2" POINTSIZE="10" DEFAULT="SIZE">On Wed, 14 Apr 1999 20:13:47 -0400, Kevin A. Foss wrote:<BR>
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<FONT COLOR=808080>>Go to the Control Panel, click on the "Internet" icon and then the<BR>
>Connections tab. There should be an option to "Connect to the internet<BR>
>as needed."<BR>
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Yes, you are right.<BR>
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<FONT COLOR=808080>>If you only use such things when dialed up<BR>
>(e.g. you don't have a network) then I suppose it can be handy.<BR>
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No, it's sinister. Supposing I have a html file on disk, saved without pictures; one of the picture addresses link to a real internet url. If the navigator's 'automatically load images' switch is on, any time I look to that page, the DUN comes up. Just tested it. Horrible ...<BR>
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Yes, I agree with Steve, saying to <FONT COLOR=000000 DEFAULT="COLOR">always connect first and then use the application(s).<BR>
In fact I didn't know about this feature of DUN before (but which I find annoying). I was thinking it's IE property only (IE seen as stand-alone application).<FONT COLOR=000000 DEFAULT="COLOR"><BR>
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Best wishes,<BR>
Cristi<BR>
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