In XP, I have been able to set up an advanced connection, to allow the
compute to accept incoming calls over a dial-up modem. How can I do this in
Vista Ultimate?

John

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"John O" John wrote in message
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In XP, I have been able to set up an advanced connection, to allow the
compute to accept incoming calls over a dial-up modem. How can I do this
in
Vista Ultimate?

John

On Fri, 7 Dec 2007 14:54:01 -0800, John O John
wrote:
In XP, I have been able to set up an advanced connection, to allow the
compute to accept incoming calls over a dial-up modem. How can I do this in
Vista Ultimate?

John

1. Open the Network Connections folder. An easy way to do that is to
type "ncpa.cpl" in the Start Search box and press Enter.

2. If the menu bar isn't present, press the left Alt key to make it
appear.

3. Click File New Incoming Connection.

4. Complete the UAC prompt if it appears.

Then follow the prompts to select users, select the dial-up modem, and
configure the networking software.
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