1.Click the Start button; select All Programs, Accessories, Communications, and then New Connection Wizard..
2.The Welcome to the Network Connection Wizard will appear. Click the Next button. 3.The Network Connection Type window will appear. Select Connect to Internet from the available connection types and click the Next button.
4.The Getting Ready wizard will appear. Select Set up my connection manually. Click the Next button.
5.The Internet Connection window will appear next. Select Connect using a dial-up modem and click the Next button.
6.The Connection Name window will appear. In the ISP Name box input bluemoon.net using your keyboard and click the Next button.
7. The Phone Number to Dial window will appear. In the phone number box type in 5176000 Click the Next button.
8.The Internet Account Information window will appear. In the User name box type in your bluemoon.net username. Make sure you enter it all lower case letters.
In the Password box enter your Password. Make sure you enter it in the way it is set up. (NOTE: Passwords are case sensitive) In the Confirm password box type in your password again as you typed it in the Password box above it. Click the Next button. 9.The Completing the New Connection Wizard will appear. A check mark should be in the box Add a shortcut to this connection to my desktop. Click the Finish button.
How to Connect to the Internet Double click on the bluemoon.net icon on your desktop. The Connect bluemoon.net window will appear. The User name, Password and Phone Number should already be filled in for you. Click the Dial button. The Connecting to bluemoon.net window will appear. You will see the window display the bluemoon.net access number you are dialing into. This window will be followed by the Verifying username and password window. Once you are connected you should see a icon on your taskbar by the clock. It will appear as two computer monitors. If you see this icon you are connected to the Internet. You can now use Internet Explorer to view the Web or you can configure Outlook Express for your e-mail. To use the World Wide Web To use the World Wide Web or your web browser, find the Internet Explorer icon. You can now find this icon by clicking on your Start button. Double click on it to bring up your web browser. In the address box type in the web site that you would like to appear and press the Enter key on your keyboard (an example of a web site address is: http://www.bluemoon.net ). Another way to call up a web site you would like to view is to click File and Open from the pull down menu in Internet Explorer. In the Open box type in the web site you would like to view (example: www.yahoo.com ) Make bluemoon.net your home page Start Internet Explorer per the instructions above. Click Tools and Internet Options from the pull down menu located at the top of the Internet Explorer window. Three options should be listed on the Internet Options window. Find the Home Page option (usually listed at the top of the Internet Options window). In the Address box type in http://www.bluemoon.net and click the Ok button. How to Disconnect from the Internet Double click on the bluemoon.net icon on your desktop. You can also double click on the computer monitors on your Taskbar by your clock. The bluemoon.net Status window should appear. Click the Disconnect button to disconnect from the Internet. We ask bluemoon.net customers to please disconnect from the Internet when you are not using it so modems can be made available to other bluemoon.net customers. We recommend that all bluemoon.net customers read our Terms and Conditions. By using bluemoon.net's services you are bound to those Terms of Service. A veritable cornucopia of information is available on our help website . If you wish to setup an e-mail account please consult our Outlook Express instructions on our help web site. To configure more than one e-mail account please consult the help file in Outlook Express by clicking the Help option from your tool bar and select Contents and Index. Look for managing multiple accounts or keyword Identity.
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