what is the best way to log in in South Africa via dial up (I do not think my hotel has wireless connections)?
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Give Telkom a call, they can provide you with a temp user name and password to use...\ncheck www.telkom.co.za for more info...
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Dial *70 before the number to get online. You should be able to prgram the computer to dial that way.
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You need a cable company - NTL runs it's internet through a cable not a phone line - this way they run totally separate and you don't have to dial up for broadband.  Why do you want a new provider?  Dial up has to use a phone line - hence the dial part of the name!  Could try telewest although ntl has bought them out - that's the only other one that I know.  Works perfectly and don't need to remember any log in stuff - just plug it in to any machine and it works.
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Yes. You must have to set up an wireless account with a company in order to use it.\n\nIt depends... if your dial up company has a wireless net, it could be possible. You have to ask your company.
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You want DIAL UP, CABLE or DSL? Anyways DIALUP is old but as for CABLE andDSL i have enough info. FIRST where in INDIA are you located? In MUMBAI? IF yes MTNL is the best choice and DSL NU that is NIGHT unlimited is the best plan for RS 590. JUST buy a DLINK DSL 502T ROUTER and ask MTNL to activate your DSL SERVICE and you are done. Well if you are not in MUMBAI look FOR BSNL. WELL MTNL ROCKS dunno about BSNL. Now even AIRTEL provides you good DSL connection for a good price. MY friend recently got a AIRTEL DSL CONNECTION where he pays RS 1000 for a 256 Kbps connection (DOWNSTREAM) and unlimited data download. AGAIN he is located IN MUMBAI. COMMING TO CABLE HATHWAY provides good service but more downtime. MY friend has one. WELL FOR MTNL DOWNTIME is very low like 1 in 7 months or not at all.\nFOR HATHWAY click on this link to get the price plans\n\nhttp://www.hathway.com/bci/packages.htm\n\nFOR MTNL \n\n http://mumbai.mtnl.net.in/triband/htm/tariff.htm#tariff\n\nBSNL visit their website and the same for AIRTEl. Well i have given you all info i had with me. HOpe that answers your question.
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Find a hot spot, like in an airport. Many hotels have a similar service.
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You can start by searching through the regional directories, and browse for South Africa. I have done searching the link, click the link below.\n\nEnjoy! :)
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go for a broadband connection.
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In South Africa the maximum avaiable bandwidth to an individual is 1 Mbps (ADSL) and it cost a lot of money, though most people can still only afford 56kbps dial up connections.\n\nSome countiers will soon offer 100Mbps internet to households, that is more speed than anyone i know needs.
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Nowadays DSL is almost the same price as dialup. You cannot go wireless if you are using dialup. Its best to change to broadband and then you just need a wireless router to get wireless connection. Your computer will also need a wireless PC card or a wireless connection to connect to the router. I recommend a linksys router.
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Try Log Me In, it's free and you can connect to your computer from anywhere in the world. http://www.logmein.com
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Some hotels in Europe provide wireless or ethernet service. They provide you with a password and you connect through their ISP. There are also Internet Cafes that offer the same service. I have used the hotel services with my laptop while in Spain, Italy and France. If you know what hotels you are staying in, you might call them and inquire what they have.
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Go to Tools --> Email Accounts ---> View or Change Existing Email Accounts --->\n\nSelect the accoutn you are having problems with and click the "Change" button.\n\n\nThen Click "More Settings" button.\n\nSelect the "Connection" tab.\n\nChange it to work with modem dial up :)\n\ngood luck!
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You can use the DSL download option even when you connect through dial-up. The only issue is that you will get only at dial-up speeds.
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If you have a computer, you could use Skype... it is very cheap and easy to use. Otherwise, I believe you have to dial using the international code before the number. For Nigeria, you have to dial the following:\n\n011-234-YOUR NUMBER\n\nThis should get you there...
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This is a site I used personaly, this should help you out:\nhttp://www.roomsforafrica.com/themes/top-tourist-experiences.jsp
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If you want to use dial-in service you will need an analog modem 56K - V.92.  You can get one at just about any computer store.\nThey come as either a PC card (PCMCIA) or as an external modem with USB connection. \nBoth types work fine. Choose the one that you like best.