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Rank: Advanced Member
Joined: 7/1/2008
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In order to dial in on my Mac, I have to go to Apple, system preferences and reconfigure the settings to external modum and input all the information. Why? Since Turbo disconnects constantly, it is really a pain to have to do this everytime. Oh, and it takes 3 times longer to connect than on my PC. Any ideas? I’ve timed it. It’s not an old phone line. And, I can’t even write an email without loosing the connection.
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 Rank: Pawn Joined: 4/6/2009 Posts: 3
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I also have a MAC - and now I do not even use it at home, because I have ’dial-up’(it is all I can get here) and like you said... It is a pain to change all those settings on the MAC to get on dial-up. The reason it is so, is that the MAC is so far advanced from ’dial-up’, which is archaic, but it put that option in for us, just in case we were in some backwards place and needed dial-up for a connection - but it is really set up for wireless - and high speed.
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Rank: Advanced Member
Joined: 7/1/2008
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I am so glad to hear that someone else has the same problem. We only moved a mile away and ended up in the "dead zone". Hughes is the onely alternative. What a joke! Wireless is the way to go but my Mac (desktop) does not have the port. Any suggestions. Thanks for replying, leppo. Didn’t know anyone read this forum!
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Rank: Pawn Joined: 4/6/2009 Posts: 3
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CHHO, I am not ’puter savvy - did not know you needed a port for wireless.My MAC is the ’Notebook’ and I take it with me to facilities on my work - they all have WI-Fi and I just ’get online’... ah, how nice.Maybe one day our phone system (AT&T) will upgrade our lines here so we too can get fast line!I feel so discriminated against! But have had much less trouble at home since I got TurboUSA. Good luck to you! (lepoo)
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