Windows XP view:
- Click
on Start, select the Control Panel and then double click on the icon for “Network
and Internet Connections”.
- Under “Network
Tasks” on the left hand side, select “Create New Connection”,
to launch the “New Connection Wizard’.
- Click
“Next”
- Select
the option for “Connect to the Internet” and then click “Next”
- Select
“ Create my connection Manually”, and then click next.
- Choose
the option for “Connect using a Dialup modem”, then next.
- You
will be asked to enter the name for your ISP. You can simply name the
connection: “Connection to Egyptian Net”. Then click next.
- Enter
the phone number that you are trying to connect to. Please be sure to
verify that this phone number is local. To avoid any long distance charges,
we suggest contacting your local phone company prior to attempting to
connect.
- Enter
your Username and Password that you have been given. Make sure you DO NOT
include the @egyptian.net extension behind the username. Place check marks in the following boxes:
·
Use this account name and password when
anyone connects to the Internet from this computer.
·
Make this the default Internet Connection.
- Ensue
to remove the check mark for “Turn on Internet Connection Firewall for
this Connection”.
- Click
Finish to end the connection wizard.
This will place an icon for your
new connection in the Network Connection folder within the Control Panel. To
create a shortcut for this new dialer, follow the steps below:
- Access
the Network Connection folder. (Start – Control Panel – Network and
Internet Connections).
- Locate
the new connection that you have just created.
- Right
click on the icon for the newly created dialer and choose “Create
Shortcut”. You will be asked if you wish to place the shortcut on the
desktop, simply select yes to that message.
Now you are ready to get on the Internet.
Just double-click the “Shortcut to Egyptian” icon and make sure your user name
and password are correct, then click connect. Once connected you will get an
online status saying you are connected, or an icon in the right hand corner of
your screen of two computers linked together talking. Then double-click the
Internet Explorer icon or Netscape icon to browse the Internet.