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UDATA is currently marketing a local-call Internet access service, known as UDATAnet, provided by Sprint and AT&T. UDATAnet provides full Internet Access, including E-Mail, Webmail, Email Virus Protection, Email Spam & Content blocking. A key feature of this service is that the Internet access is provided with a LOCAL dial number for users in the U... pper Sandusky calling area and also a LOCAL dial number for those in the 273 exchange. There is no long distance charge. Users of Compuserve and America On-line can connect to those services through UDATAnet, saving the long distance toll fee. What kind of computer equipment do I need to connect to the internet service? You can connect to the internet with any computer that is equipped with a modem and the proper software. The bare minimum is a 486 Windows system with a14.400 modem and 64MB RAM. UDATAnet also supports Macintosh and WebTV machines. The UDATAnet Internet Service supports up to 56k/V90 modems. What kind of software do I need to connect to the internet service? In order to connect, you need software that will enable your PC or Mac to emulate" an intemet terminal. This software is known as TCP/IP communications software. TCP/IP is built into Windows 95/98/ME/XP/NT. In addition to the TCP/IP software, it is advisable to use browser' software. UDATAnet offers a Dial-up Kit at no charge. Dial-up Kit with set-up for Microsoft Internet Explorer is totally pre-configured for UDATAnet Internet Service, just insert CD in computer and follow prompts to enter Username & Password. Step by step instructions for setting up Outlook Express (for your email) is also included in kit. What does intermittent access' mean? Our basic service is for intermittent access" to the intemet. This means that you dial in, get the information you are looking for, and then log off. You may log on and off as many times per day as needed. A continuous, Dedicated Line for 24 hour per day connection is available at an additional cost to those who need 24/7 access. Highspeed Wireless is ...Read More