1. Go to your Windows Desktop and double click on My Computer.
2. Select the folder Dial-up Networking. If you do not have Dial-up Networking as a folder; then Windows was not fully installed! You will need to reinstall.
3. Double click Make New Connection.
4. Where it says, "My Connection", choose a name for the dial up icon. (For example: FULL SERVICE).
5. "Select a device" should display your modem. Click Next> to continue.
6. Enter your Local Access Number from our welcome sheet including the area code. Click Next> to continue.
7. Click Finish
Back in the Dial-up Networking window, you will see your newly created icon as shown in Figure 1A.
8. Right Click on your newly created dial up icon and select Properties
9. Click the Server Types Tab.
10. Disable the Log on to network as shown. Adjust the other settings accordingly to match. See Figure 1B.
11. Click OK

1. Go to Start – Settings – Control Panel and double click Network.
2. Scroll down to where it says "TCP/IP -> Dial-up Adapter", click to highlight it and then click on Properties.
3. Choose the "DNS Configuration" tab and Enable DNS.
4. In the "DNS Server search order box" enter the DNS numbers found on your welcome sheet. Enter the first point code in the space provided then click Add. Repeat for the second DNS point code.
5. Enter the host name and the domain names as found on the welcome sheet in the appropriate boxes.
6. Click Ok as many times as needed to exit Networking.

You may be asked to insert your Windows 95/98 CDROM or diskettes. Do so when prompted and press Ok.

7. Shutdown and reboot your system.

Figures 2A & 2B show the two networking screens.

After initial setup, you need to reboot before Connecting

Locate your newly created Dial-up icon.

By double clicking your Dial-up icon, the computer should dial out over your telephone line and make the connection to Full Service Network’s Internet Dial-up Service.

The first time your dialer runs it will need to be set up with your User ID and Password. See Figure 3.

Your user ID and password can be found on your welcome sheet. Select "Save Password"

Your Local Access Number should already appear in the Phone number field. If it does not, you should add it.

When finished, click Connect. The dialer will then dial your modem, (you may or may not hear your modem dialing the tones) and send your ID and Password along to the system. There will be some "handshaking" going on as our system will verify your ID and Password. Once this is complete, you are now connected to Full Service Network’s Internet Dial-up Service. At this point, you can launch your browser and begin surfing the internet!

Netscape Navigator/Communicator

To edit Netscape’s Home page:

Launch Netscape. Then, click Edit – Preferences – Navigator. Here you will find "Navigator starts with" and "Home page" boxes. By selecting "Home page" you can define Location where Netscape will start. This is where my.fsnnet.net is entered. See Figure 4.

Microsoft Internet Explorer

To edit Internet Explorer’s Home page, first launch Internet Explorer. Then, click Tools – Internet Options and choose the General tab. Here you will find the "Home page." Enter my.fsnnet.net in the Address box. See Figure 5.

E-Mail Client Setup

The next setup depends upon which email client you have chosen. There are many E-Mail clients available from which to choose, too many to go into detail here. Once you have completed Getting Connected above, test your connection out by dialing our network and logging onto our home site my.fsnnet.net where you will find links to help pages that will assist you in setting up the most popular E-Mail clients.