Re: Netscape 2.0 and Windows 95

Cary Gordon (cgordon@CERF.NET)
Thu, 28 Mar 1996 04:48:45 -0800

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Dean, there are two ways to prevent autodialing. The first is to deselect
it in the "Internet Properties" window. The other is to tell Netscape to
start up with a blank page in the general preferences dialog.

>Additional data: Netscape calls the Microsoft Dial-Up Networking
>application automatically. Rather than select Connect, I Cancel the
>dial-up session because I want to do some local stuff with
>Netscape--another issue, importing bookmarks (man, v. 1.1 is so much
>better!). I can't believe that not initiating a dial-up session
>would so confuse Netscape...on second thought, of course I can
>believe it...but it has not happened in the past. So, this may be a
>more fundamental Windows issue.

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