| Setting Up a Dial-Up Script for Windows 95 Dial-Up Networking |
| | If you already have a Dial-Up Networking connection setup to dial Accutek, but you have to manually enter your Username and Password in the Post-Dial Terminal Window every time, you can download and install a script and a scripting utility to automate the process of typing your username and password. Just follow these steps to make life easier. If you followed the directions above to add a Dial-Up Networking connection, or if you have installed Accutek's software, you do not need to follow these directions since the scripting is already set up. |
| | A. | Determine the Version of Windows You Are Running |
| | | 1. | Click on Start..Setting..Control Panel. |
| | | 2. | Double click on System. |
| | | 3. | On the General tab under System, it should report a version. If this version says 4.00.950 B, than you are running OEM-SR2. If you do not see the "B" at the end, then you are NOT running Windows 95 OEM-SR2. |
| | | 4. | If you are running OEM-SR2, proceed to section B. If you are not running OEM-SR2, go to section C. |
| | B. | Setting Up the Script for Windows 95 OEM-SR2 |
| | | 1. | Right click on this link and choose "Save Target As" (if you are using IE) or "Save Link As" (if you are using Netscape). |
| | | 2. | Save the file as "C:\Program Files\Accessories\Accutek.scp". |
| | | 3. | Close all running applications and disconnect from the Internet (you do have these directions printed, don't you?). |
| | | 4. | Double click on My Computer. |
| | | 5. | Double click on Dial-Up Networking. |
| | | 6. | Right click on Accutek and choose Properties. |
| | | 7. | Click on the Scripting tab. |
| | | 8. | Click on Browse and double click on Accutek or Accutek.scp. |
| | | 9. | Click on the General tab and click on the Configure button. |
| | | 10. | Click on the Options tab. |
| | | 11. | Uncheck the box that says "Bring up terminal window after dialling." |
| | | 12. | Hit OK a couple of times and you are done! |
| | C. | Setting Up the Script for Windows 95 non-OEM-SR2 |
| | | 1. | Right click on this link and choose "Save Target As" (if you are using IE) or "Save Link As" (if you are using Netscape). |
| | | 2. | Save the file as "C:\Program Files\Accessories\Accutek.scp". |
| | | 3. | Click on this link and save the file in an empty, temporary directory (e.g. C:\ScriptTemp). |
| | | 4. | Run dscrpt.exe (the file that was just downloaded) by going to Start..Run and typing the file name (e.g. C:\ScriptTemp\dscrpt.exe). |
| | | 5. | Once it is done extracting the files, close the window. |
| | | 6. | Click on Start..Settings..Control Panel. |
| | | 7. | Double click on Add/Remove Programs. |
| | | 8. | Click on the Windows Setup tab. |
| | | 9. | Click on the Have Disk button. |
| | | 10. | Type in the name of the temporary directory (e.g. C:\ScriptTemp) and hit OK. |
| | | 11. | Check the box next to "SLIP and Scripting for Dial-Up Networking" and hit Install. |
| | | 12. | Once that is installed, hit OK and close the Control Panel. |
| | | 13. | Click on Start..Programs..Accessories..Dial-Up Scripting Tool. |
| | | 14. | In the list of Dial-Up Networking connections, select Accutek. |
| | | 15. | Click on the Browse button and double click on Accutek or Accutek.scp. |
| | | 16. | Click on Apply, then click on Close. |
| | | 17. | Double click on My Computer, then double click on Dial-Up Networking. |
| | | 18. | Right click on Accutek and click on properties. |
| | | 19. | Click on the Configure button, then click on the Options tab. |
| | | 20. | Uncheck the box that says "Bring up terminal window after dialling." |
| | | 21. | Click OK a couple of times and you are done! |
