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i got on a chat line last week and the chat screen automatically downloaded, after that day, i couldn’t get on. while i was chatting on the bottom left of my screen i saw the java icon, where it’s gone i don’t know. so, know ing it’s java, i went to java.com, with dial up it took over 40 minutes, then an error came up. what am i doing wrong? is it because of having norton security? norton doesn’t think it’s safe? i’ve gotten some pointers with the previous questions and have printed them out. i have no problem downloading, i’ve got yahoo messenger and other stuff downloaded, just stumped with this. thanks for any help you can give me.

Our telephone system is digital (Nitzuka) and we have no direct outside line. So, an ordinary modem cannot connect.

I don’t know the name but it copies my ISP dialup and will autodial and send my to a teen porn site. I’ve run software to try to get rid of it with no luck. I think I found the file but cannot access or delete same. I’m not one with deep pockets so any help will be appreciated.

English print copy: bit.ly SUBTITLES FOLLOW Eurocommissaris Digital Agenda Neelie Kroes spreekt op de ICTEFAF 2010, de business meeting voorafgaand aan de jaarlijkse Europese kunst- en antiekbeurs Tefaf in Maastricht. Deze clip bestaat uit de highlights uit haar speech van 43 minuten, Kroes spreekt over Europa2020, het plan van Commissiepresident Jose Manuel Barroso om de Europese economie aan te pakken. In dat plan speelt de ICT ontwikkeling een grote rol. “The Digital Agenda will consist of 6 key themes, which will have an impact on your daily life both as businesspeople and as citizens: Fast internet: this is the backbone of future business. How fast? At speeds like 100 megabits per second, you are sending and receiving important information quicker than you can blink your eyes. Digital Single Market: are you sick of it being hard to buy and sell things across borders when you are online? We aim to end this patchwork of national markets. Digital Citizenship: you need skilled workers; you want access to online public services; you deserve protection of your rights online. My co-ordinating role will make this a reality sooner. ICT research and innovation need greater priority: we don’t get amazing new technology by accident. It takes blood, sweat and tears and it also takes money. We will mobilise and create the incentives for more public and private R&D to support entrepreneurs throughout the life-cycles of their innovations. Trust & Security: it sounds obvious, but if …

I have SBC/AT&T wireless internet. Not everywhere I go has wireless access. How can I go dialup sometimes?