🚀 go-pugleaf

Thanks for the link.  I believe you are right about being able to register your
computer on line!!!  A much better alternative for those who know how to handle
it!
I was afraid Cox was not going to offer a less obtrusive way.  As usual the
training lags the reality just a shade!  This is a much better way!!!  Will
allow all those users who know how to do something besides point and click to
get on with their connections!
Thanks for the heads up!
Lloyd

Greenfrog wrote:

> Lloyd -
>
> I am told you can complete the registration process with your browser at
> http://support.cox.net/migration/jsp/migrate.jsp  without needing to install
> the CD at all.
>
> I don't have my code yet, but it would appear from the beginning of that
> page this is correct.
>
> Ribbitt
>
> Lloyd Wayne Reece <Lloyd@reece.net> wrote in
> news:3C314C9C.DEDF0FCC@reece.net:
>
> > You will have to install the software to register your computer with
> > the new Cox.net service but their is nothing saying you can't uninstall
> > it after you have registered!  I have seen the Cox.Net cd and it
> > includes a "healing agent" that can put your network settings back to
> > right if they get trashed with just a couple of mouse clicks!  The
> > Cox.net CD does not contain a browser having learned the lesson from
> > @home that an emasculated version of IE is worse than anything!!!  The
> > Cox.net CD will alter IE in on small detail.  It will put the COX logo
> > in the right hand corner where you see the IE logo now!!  Microsoft has
> > long allowed and encouraged companies to put their "branding" on the
> > products!
> >
> > Lloyd
> > Cox Tech Support
> >
> > Mr_Smyth wrote:
> >
> >> Does anyone know here if I will have to install their software when it
> >> comes out to keep my service up and running? The original @home
> >> software had a program called tioga that kept reporting (something) to
> >> an outside source. The browser they supplied was hokey also.
> >