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In article <403cbv$4aa@newsbf02.news.aol.com>, BarryAy <barryay@aol.com> wrote:
>I want to set up my own internet access to bypass AOL's hourly charges,
>but I only have a vague understanding as to how to go about this.  Is

There's quite a few lists of Chicago area providers- If you have web access,
a page with information on (and links to) the local providers is available at:

		http://www.ripco.com/providers

If you don't already have any internet access, you can call Ripco at 
312-665-0065 and log in as 'info', then select 'D' to download a copy of the
current Chicago providers list, maintained by Randy Smith.

>there a resource I to which I can refer for information on dial-up places
>in Chicago and for instructions on what software I'll need and how to
>install and configure it?  

You might want to start by signing up with a system that offers free access
(such as Ripco, see above) first, and use that access to research the options
for a full fledged internet account.

>Would anyone out there be willing to send me instructions?

There's also numerous people and companies offering instruction in getting
connected, and some will even make house calls to configure your system.
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kadokev@msg.net 						   Kevin Kadow
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S: Are you aiming for those people?
W: No.... maybe the mime.