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Mike@Geary.com (Michael Geary) wrote:
>
> In article <3cj6b9$aq6@crl2.crl.com> pw@crl.com (Peter Wadsworth) writes:
> 
> >Marco Papa (felsina@crl.com) wrote:

> Peter, that last sentence is what the "scripting problem" is about.  You can't 
> do a completely automatic login, either with SLIP or PPP.  You have to log in 
> manually.  (Actually, Win95's PPP will log in to some--but only some--service 
> providers automatically.)
> 
> You don't have to use HyperTerm to log in (I assume that's what you meant by 
> HyperPad).  Instead, open the connection properties and find the check box 
> that says to bring up a terminal window after dialing.  Then a little TTY 
> window will open automatically after it dials, and you can log in there.
> 
> It's still not as nice as being able to do a scripted login like you can with 
> Trumpet Winsock or NT's Winsock.

And that's exactly my point. At this time (and unless MS
changes its mind) there isn't an "automatic" way to use
a tool like TIA. You must use  the "manual" mode to 
start it.

-- Marco Papa