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This is a known problem between aol and Microsoft Windows 98..... MS
knows about the problem, but cannot help with the fix, because it is
an AOL software problem ... of couse, aol blames it on MS, and has no
fix in the works.   Deleting aol, and all adapters several times will
eventually take care of the problem (25 times here before it worked,
including a reinstall of win98)

On Thu, 08 Oct 1998 20:45:36 GMT, ponerse@my-dejanews.com spewed:

>I really couldn't tell if it would lauch or not since I use AOL with an ISP
>connection, however I did take out everything from AOL in my network neighbor
>and was still able to use the AOL browser...
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>Don
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>In article <MPG.1084ed95c7376119989685@news.earthlink.net>,
>  urbanrot@earthlink.net (Urban Rot) wrote:
>> In article <361e28bf.248627540@news2.icdc.com>, ponerse@usa.net says...
>> > Does he have AOL dial-up adapter installed? If not, he should. It
>> > wouldn't hurt to install TCP/IP for AOL either.
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>> > Don
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>> if he did not have the aol adapter he would not have the tcp/ip aol
>> adapter either, plus if these two things are not install i do believe aol
>> will not be able to launch.  i think he should check his wsock file and
>> make sure he has the correct ver install in his system dir. just thought
>> not sure if that would be the problem though.
>>

Thanks
Rick
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