Dial Up Networking box "save password" grayed out
Bill Baltra
Anyone experincing this problem? Using 1611 and have tried all the MS Help
recommendations to no avail.
Each time I log on to ISP I have to enter my password. Up until 1588, I did
not have to do that.
Jeff
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>Anyone experincing this problem? Using 1611 and have tried all the MS =
Help
>recommendations to no avail.
>Each time I log on to ISP I have to enter my password. Up until 1588, I =
did
>not have to do that.
I'm writing this in HTML, hope I don't piss anyone off :)
I had that same problem for a long time until I figured out that I =
need to be 'logged in' as a user. I.e. I think that if you go to start, =
and it just has 'log off' with no name, that is the problem. I'm no =
expert on this though.. but its the conclusion I've come to after =
spending hours trying to figure it out!
-Jeff
p.s. if this looks like garbage to you, you should be using Outlook =
Express! :)
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Bill Baltra
On Tue, 28 Oct 1997 11:46:56 -0400, "Jeff" <no...@randomc.com> wrote:
>
>>Anyone experincing this problem? Using 1611 and have tried all the MS Help
>>recommendations to no avail.
>>Each time I log on to ISP I have to enter my password. Up until 1588, I did
>>not have to do that.
>
>
> I'm writing this in HTML, hope I don't piss anyone off :)
> I had that same problem for a long time until I figured out that I need to be 'logged in' as a user. I.e. I think that if you go to start, and it just has 'log off' with no name, that is the problem. I'm no expert on this though.. but its the conclusion I've come to after spending hours trying to figure it out!
>
> -Jeff
>
>
>p.s. if this looks like garbage to you, you should be using Outlook Express! :)
Hi Jeff,
Many thanks for clue. It fixed problem.
Brgds
Bill
Bill Baltra
Steve Hill, I hope you read this as I did not get email address for
your message.
Bill
Bill Baltra
On Tue, 28 Oct 1997 11:46:56 -0400, "Jeff" <no...@randomc.com> wrote:
>
>>Anyone experincing this problem? Using 1611 and have tried all the MS Help
>>recommendations to no avail.
>>Each time I log on to ISP I have to enter my password. Up until 1588, I did
>>not have to do that.
>
>
> I'm writing this in HTML, hope I don't piss anyone off :)
> I had that same problem for a long time until I figured out that I need to be 'logged in' as a user. I.e. I think that if you go to start, and it just has 'log off' with no name, that is the problem. I'm no expert on this though.. but its the conclusion I've come to after spending hours trying to figure it out!
>
> -Jeff
>
>
>p.s. if this looks like garbage to you, you should be using Outlook Express! :)
Hi Jeff,
Many thanks for the clue, it worked!!
Brgds
Bill