PSINet's Windows 95(tm) InterRamp Enabler Beta Software This software runs in Windows 95(tm). Therefore it will ONLY install on a computer running Windows 95(tm). Run the setup.exe to install this software. You can use PSINet's InterRamp Enabler Beta software to set up Windows 95(tm) for an InterRamp account. If you do not have an InterRamp account, you can also use this software to sign up for one. 1> If you do not have an account: a> Choose the first option, "Run Instant InterRamp to get a new account", in the first page of the application then click the Next button. b> Fill in your contact and billing information in the next two pages. c> In the following page, "Set Modem and Dial Properties", select or install a modem and set the dialing options then click Next. d> Click the Connect button on the next page to dial PSINet and obtain an InterRamp account. e> Go to step 5. 2> If you have an account and you have a configuration (CFG) file like the file Instant InterRamp produces: a> Choose the second option, "Open an existing configuration information file made by Instant InterRamp", in the first page of the application then click the Next button. b> Type in the name of or browse for the InterRamp configuration information file and type in the password for the InterRamp account then click the Next button. c> The data can be edited if necessary by checking the "Edit data" check box on the next page. d> Go to step 5. 4> If you have an account and do not have a configuration file: a> Choose the third option, "Make a new InterRamp configuration file from an existing InterRamp account", in the first page of the application then click the Next button. b> Type in the information for your InterRamp account in the spaces provided on the next page then click the Next button. c> Click the Save button in the "Save As" dialog box to save the information you entered (change the file name first if you desire). d> Go to next step. 5> For all of the above cases, the last page is the same. It is for setting up your InterRamp Dial-Up Connection. a> Connection Name -- the name that will be displayed with the connection icon in the Dial-Up Networking folder of My Computer. Set this field to whatever you want it to be called. b> Connection Device -- the device (most likely a modem) that will be used to connect to your InterRamp account. If there are more than one installed on your machine, you can choose which one to use here. c> Connection Type -- currently, there are ISDN and V32bis phone numbers. Select the one you are going to use to set the phone numbers displayed below this field to the associated numbers. NOTE: The whole phone number which may have included country codes and area codes is displayed below this field in the border of box labeled "InterRamp Phone Number:". If this application was used to sign up for your InterRamp account, the phone numbers displayed will have an area code only if it is different than the area code for your phone number in your contact information - i.e. if the InterRamp phone number is long distance from the home phone number you previously entered. The application attempts to separate the phone number into three fields: country code, area code and phone number. These are then displayed in the fields within the box (see description below). d> Phone Number -- list of InterRamp phone numbers. Choose the one you would like to use to connect to InterRamp. e> Country -- if the whole phone number included a country code, it is displayed here. If this field is blank, please select your country even if the call is not going to be long distance. f> Area Code -- if the whole phone number included an area code, it is displayed here. An icon labeled with the name you give the connection will then be in the Dial-Up Networking folder of My Computer. Use it to connect to your InterRamp account. *** VERY IMPORTANT NOTES Please report any and only bugs or problems with this application to win95-interramp@psi.com. For any other assistance with your InterRamp account, email support@interramp.com. All trade marks, service marks, trade names and copyrights are the property of their respective owners. 1996 PSINet Inc.
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