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<FONT COLOR="#0000FF"><FONT FACE="Verdana">Sue said:<BR>
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Michael, <BR>
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I could be wrong but doesnt the Browse the Internet program lead you through the process of setting up the Internet connect? Mine is located in the Internet Utilitiesbut I use OS10.3 almost exclusively and it appears something is missing so it wouldnt open. You can get the numbers by opening the whatever you use to connect to the Internet on your functioning iMac and the email inform comes from Tools --> Accounts.<BR>
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Hope this helps. Like you, I have done thing a number of times, but each time I have to rework my way through the process.<BR>
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</FONT></BLOCKQUOTE><FONT FACE="Verdana"><FONT COLOR="#0000FF">Thanks, Sue, the email accounts stuff I'm OK with; but imagine this:<BR>
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2 (pretty well identical) iMac G4s sat side by side, both mostly running OS 9.2, the one fully internet connected, both dialup and broadband, with several ISPs, etc, the other not at all; I want to enable the other internet-bereft mac with <B>exactly</B> the same connectivity as the one...<BR>
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it is files like<B> TCP/IP prefs</B>, <B>TCP DNR</B>, etc, that I know have to be copied and transferred to the other mac (<B>just as if one had to re-install the system {etc} on the one machine</B>): I just cannot remember the entire brigade (includes something to do with files associated with <B>Remote Access</B>). Can someone help or show me how to get it?<BR>
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regards<BR>
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and happy hols<BR>
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michaelP<BR>
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<FONT COLOR="#808080"><FONT SIZE="1">Michael Pennamacoor<BR>
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