Stephen Haffly hastily said to Bob Wright:
 SH> Hi Bob,
 BW>> I'm with you on the InJoy... I *NEVER* got the fool thing to work
 BW>> here... even after following various people's advice... With 5 account
 BW>> ID's being used here, I've found the DOIP to be more useful because of
 BW>> the ease of setup...
 SH> Some things will never work on the unregistered or base registered
 SH> version, such as dial-on-demand and ip masquerading.  At the
 SH> intermediate level, these work fine.
As I said above, NOTHING worked.  It wouldn't dial, initialize the modem or 
do any of those other things that we all have come to expect of our various 
diallers...
 SH> If you want some of the features of inJoy, but that uses the same system
 SH> files as DOIP, check out iLink/2.  It gives you the multiple phone
 SH> number and redial capablilities, but doesn't have the DOD or IP
 SH> functions inJoy has.
I've used iLink as well.. Given that I experience maybe one busy signal a 
month with my ISP, I really don't need the redial capabilities.  Since I'm on 
Advantis, I do have a couple of other options.  The "new" Advantis dialler 
works quite well, most of the time, the DOIP works ALL the time, and if I 
feel like using SLIP, there's always the original dialler...  So, I really 
don't have a lot of incentive to play with either of the "3rd Party" 
alternatives...
        -- Bob
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