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In article <Bb05fLAi+7bxEwU3@aion.demon.co.uk>, Christine-Ann Martin
<Chris@aion.demon.co.uk> writes
>On Fri, 12 Apr 1996, John Baguley wrote these words:-
>>In an article of Thu, 11 Apr 1996 18:19:43 , Peter Stanning
>><peters@lowarth.demon.co.uk> wrote
>>>I have Win95,MS Internet Explorer(using Win95 DUN) and Turnpike(custom
>>>install using the NTS stack).I have loaded Smartsurf which works fine
>>>with Explorer but appears to prevent the Connect function of Turnpike
>>>from dialling out.Has anyone else had this problem and is the solution
>>>to make Turnpike use the Win95 stack?
>
>Peter,
>
>Yes I've had a very similar problem. Smartsurf runs fine in auto mode
>using the W95 DUN connection but causes dial out problems using the TP
>connection. I only discovered this after much mucking about and help
>from David English of Turnpike. 
>
>I'm afraid I have no solution to the problem and can't be bothered
>fiddling about any more. At the moment I prefer to use Turnpike to
>connect so my solution is to make the connection first then launch
>SmartSurf from TP's Connect toolbar to time the call (adding in a
>suitable number of seconds to the start of the call). It does the job
>and I'm happy to leave it at that. 
>
>Hope this helps in some small way. Incidentally, what modem do you use?
>I've got a Motorola 3400 28.8 and wondered if we share something in
>common with our setups/modems? I don't think many experience this
>problem and am curious to know why :-)
>
>If ever you sort it out, let me/us know, eh? Ta.
>
>Chris

-Good morning Chris

I`m using a USR Sportster 28800 modem.

I tried your method of launching Smartsurf from a toolbar button after
connecting in Turnpike and it locked everything up horribly!!

I am continuing with this and will let you know what happens.

I see there`s an app. called WS Timer which is supposed to be good and have been
trying to download from Stroud but no go so far.

- 
Peter Stanning