| Step #1... Insert the Up-Link ie5 CD into your machine.
The install program should start to run "automatically" when you insert the CD... If it does,
you will get the screen to the right.
If it doesn't "auto-run", then go to Step #1a.
If you want to read the "Release Notes", then click on that button first and it will tell you
about what you will be doing.
Otherwise click on "Install Internet Explorer 5"... and proceed to Step #2 (SKIP Steps #1a, #1b
& #1c)
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CD - Step #1
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| Step #1a... If the CD didn't auto-run, then click the "Start" button |
Start Button
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| Step #1b... Select and click on "Run" |
Select "Run"
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| Step #1c... Type in "D:\cdsetup.exe"... Then click "OK" (or hit
"Enter")
(This starts the CD "manually")
NOTE: "D" is the drive letter assigned to your CD player... yours may have a different
drive letter... just substitute your drive letter in place of "D"
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"Run" box
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| Step #2... You will get a License agreement splash screen. This is a
"Microsoft thing" and you must put a "DOT" in the "I accept the agreement" box.
Then click "Next". |
License
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Step #3... You will see "Dotted" the "Install Now - Full set of
components...
We recommend accepting this choice and clicking "Next".
If you have limited Hard Disk space, or just don't want to install everything now, select the
"Customize your browser" choice and choose only those "extras" you want to install at this time.
If you "bump" into a need for one of the options later, ie5 will automatically bring up a
"Install on demand" screen and let you install it at that time! |
Install Now
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| Step #4... you will see the screen to the right showing the the progress
of the installation.
(There is nothing to "click" unless you decide to "Cancel" the installation.) |
Install Progress
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| Step #5... Windows 95 ONLY... You will get the "Microsoft Dial-Up
Networking 1.3" window near the end of the install...
You MUST have this component installed, so click "YES" to let the install continue.
(This message will not show up with Win98... Skip to Step #6) |
MS DUN 1.3
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| Step #5a... Windows 95 ONLY... You must "Accept" the
agreement to allow the MS DUN 1.3 upgrade install to continue. |
Agreement
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| Step #6... Request to "Restart"... Win95 users will get this screen after
the Dial-Up Networking 1.3 install is completed...
Win98 users will get a different screen, but it will also be a request to "Restart"...
In either case, click on "YES" to allow the install to continue by re-starting your machine. |
Restart
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| Step #7... When Windows re-starts, you will see a screen similar to the
one on the right showing you the progress of the install program as it updates your system files.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Windows MAY ask you here to insert your Win95 or Win98 install CD... This is your original
Win95 or Win98 CD that came with your machine. Again, you MUST have
your Windows CD in order for Install to continue and finish, or your computer will "hang" here and
you will not be able to finish the install successfully... |
Updating Files
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| Step #7a... When Windows is updating settings, you may occasionally get
the "Version Conflict" message stating your machine has a "newer version" of a file being
installed...
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Click "YES" to this message to keep the "newer file"... clicking "no" may cause problems with the
upgrade and may cause your computer to be "unstable" when finished with the upgrade. |
Version Conflict
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| Step #8... CONGRATULATIONS! The initial set-up from the CD is completed!
You should get the "Welcome Message" screen to the right which explains your next steps to make
your system ready to get on the net... Go down to near the bottom and "Click HERE after Set-up has
finished" |
Welcome Screen
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| Step #9... Depending on your system, the "Dial-Up Screen" may or may not
automatically "pop-up" after you click the "finish" link above.
If it does, go to Step #10.
If it doesn't, Double-Click on the NEW Up-Link Internet icon on your desktop (as shown to the
right) to bring up the Dial-Up window.
Then go to Step #10. |
Up-Link icon
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Step #10... Next we must configure the Dial-Up by typing your "user-id"
and "password" in the appropriate boxes.
(See the example of "jdoe" to the right)
NOTE: Your "user-id" and "password" must be all "lower case" letters...
Put a check in "save password" and "connect automatically" boxes. Then, click the
"Properties" button. |
Dial-Up Screen
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| Step #11... The Properties window will open up on the "General" tab, where
you will select the Up-Link phone number your computer will dial in order to connect.
Click the top "Phonebook" button. |
General Tab
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| Step #12... Click on the Benton phone number if you live in Benton, or
click on the Little Rock phone number if the "801" phone exchange is a NON-TOLL call for you.
Then click "OK". |
Phone Book
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| Step #13... You will return to the "General Tab", and will notice that the
phone number your computer will dial to connect is now listed. Make sure to "check" the "Use
dialing rules" box.
Then click the "Options" tab. |
General Tab
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| Step #14... Change the "Redial attempts" to read "5".
Make sure the "Idle time before disconnecting" to read "never".
Then click "OK"... this will close this "properties" screen and take you back to the log-on
screen (Step #15). |
Options Tab
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| Step #15... Congratulations!!! You are now READY to CONNECT to Up-Link and
the Internet.
Click the "Connect button" to get "dialed in" to Up-Link.
But wait... we're not quite done yet!!! You have a few more things to do before you are
totally finished and ready to use the Internet. |
Click Connect
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NOW GO TO THE LEFT MENU BAR...
under "Browser & E-Mail Settings" FOR FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS |
Setup Entrance
