On Feb 14, 2005, at 12:12 AM, Brett Conlon wrote: > How does one stop incoming calls from disconnecting your dialup > session when you have call waiting turned on on your phone line - > other than constantly turning off then back on call waiting? ... > > Could it perhaps be something with the new ISP's line or could it be > how I've set up the airport? > You're right, twice. There is a check box. And it does have to do with your new ISP. I'm having the opposite problem. I want my ISP to offer this service and they don't. I'd try yours but we're evidently on different continents. The checkbox is hard to find. Open system preferences. Click on network. This should give you a list of networks (Internal modem, airport, etc) Click on the list item Internal Modem. This should give you a screen that includes a bar divided into PPP, TCP/IP, Proxies, and Modem. Click on Modem. This should give you a screen that has a checkbox about two-thirds way down the page that says "Connection notify me of incoming calls while connected to the internet." Uncheck this box or chose one of the options below it. As I understand it, the service that your ISP offers is called "Modem on Hold." Supposedly, you should be able to interrupt your internet session, answer the call, then go back on-line without having to hang up your internet connection. I have never done this, but that's the way the theory is explained. You might ask your ISP how it works. It could be a good deal. Peter