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New MessageHaving Trouble (modified 0 times) holyrail
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Hello,

Brand new epods. Opened it up, charged it. turned it on. It found the modem. Then brought me to a screen that has epods on top and the word handshake below. There is also a place for the Member name and password. I tried typing in ctrl-3 ctrl-1 ctrl-4 ctrl-1 ctrl-5 (typing it exactly as seen, with spaces), but it doesn't fit into the Member name box (with spaces) I do not have it connected to a phone jack yet either. Am I in the right place? What am I doing wrong?

06-16-2001 08:27:16

New MessageRE:Having Trouble (modified 0 times) Wirelessly_from_ePod
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One observation:
You should be pressing the "ctrl" (next to the "alt") button
followed by the respective number, you should not be
typing 'c' 't' 'r' 'l' '-'...

Hope this helps.


Regards,
Wirelessly_from_ePods.
06-16-2001 08:39:46

New MessageRE:Having Trouble (modified 0 times) Glitch
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holyrail: Make sure that the cursor is in the Member Name box before you enter the key sequence.
Glitch
Electronics run on smoke, if you let the smoke out they won't work
06-16-2001 09:56:50

New MessageRE:Having Trouble (modified 0 times) holyrail
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Thanks a lot guys. Got in. What threw me was that nothing was appearing in the member name box as I was using ctrl+# .

Working well. now on to the other hacks.

Thank you very much.

Ron

06-16-2001 13:29:02

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