Murray Lesser wrote in a message to Gord Hannah:


 ML>      The AT&T WorldNet(r) Service does not offer an OS/2
 ML> dialer. 

JS> Neither does anyone else on earth, far as I know, so what?

GH>I agree with Jack on this call, my ISP does not support OS/2 either
  >so here is what you need to do, if using DOIP or Injoy find out the
  >IP address, Gateway, domain name smtp stuff, and change your phone
  >number that you need to access the service, voila you are up and
  >running, it is that simple at least it was for me on my end.

 ML>     I don't "agree with Jack on this call" and have told him
 ML> so.  The first version of the "native OS/2" dialer
 ML> DIALER.EXE came with Warp 3. 

Yes, I found it here on my system, I run WARP 3 too ya know, just never used
the DIALER, I used DOIP, which is SLIP_PM or something like that.

I was thinking, when I first connected, I had my brother hook me up to AT&T on 
his machine, which had WIN95 installed.  We copied the paramaters, then, I
went home and inserted them into DOIP.  I had to fuss a little, but got it to
work.  When I switched to Bell, I got their software, installed WIN95, and
connected, got the paramaters, stuck em into DOIP.  Point being, you don't
need to install WIN95, just know someone that has WIN95. 

                                              Jack 
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