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Instructions for changing your dial-up number

Windows 95 & 98

1. On your desktop double left click on 'My Computer'
2. Double left click on 'Dial-up networking'
3. Once there you will right click on your connection to win.net, digicove.com, aye.net, otherside.com, disknet.com, netgateisp.com, or dcr.net (It can be called several things such as 'My connection', 'Connection to a phone number', etc). Then left click on properties
4. There you will see the current dial up number, erase that number and type in the new phone number (Area code and dashes are not needed)
5. Then click 'OK', to finish
6. The next time you logon, you will need to use your full username (e.g. customer@win.net customer@digicove.com customer@otherside.com)

Windows ME

1. On your desktop double left click on 'My Computer'
2. Then double left click on 'Control Panel'
3. Once there you will double click on 'Dial-up networking', it can also be called 'Network and dial up connections'
4. Once there you will right click on your connection to win.net, digicove.com, aye.net, otherside.com, disknet.com, netgateisp.com, or dcr.net (It can be called several things such as 'My connection', 'Connection to a phone number', etc). Then left click on properties
5. There you will see the current dial up number, erase that number and type in the new phone number (Area code and dashes are not needed)
6. Then click 'OK', to finish
7. The next time you logon, you will need to use your full username (e.g. customer@win.net customer@digicove.com customer@otherside.com)

Windows 2000

1. Click the 'Start' button on the bottom left hand side of the screen
2. Go to 'Settings'
3. Go to 'Network and Dial-up connections'
4. Once there you will right click on your connection to win.net, digicove.com, aye.net, otherside.com, disknet.com, netgateisp.com, or dcr.net (It can be called several things such as 'My connection', 'Connection to a phone number', etc). Then left click on properties
5. There you will see the current dial up number, remove it and type in the new phone number (Area code and dashes are not needed)
6. Then click 'OK', to finish
7. The next time you logon, you will need to use your full username (e.g. customer@win.net customer@digicove.com customer@otherside.com)

Windows XP

1. Click the 'Start' button on the bottom left hand side of the screen
2. Go to either 'Programs' or 'All Programs' (depending on how you have it setup), go to 'Accessories', go to 'Communications,' then left click on 'Network Connections'
3. Once there you will right click on your connection to win.net, digicove.com, aye.net, otherside.com, disknet.com, netgateisp.com, or dcr.net (It can be called several things such as 'My connection', 'Connection to a phone number', etc). Then left click on properties
4. There you will see the current dial up number, erase that number and type in the new phone number. (Area code and dashes are not needed)
5. Then click 'OK', to finish
6. The next time you logon, you will need to use your full username (e.g. customer@win.net customer@digicove.com customer@otherside.com)

Mac OS 8 & 9

1. Click on the 'Apple menu' in the top left corner of your Mac's screen
2. Select 'Control Panels'
3. Then choose 'Remote Access' or 'PPP', whichever one you have
4. There you will see the current dial up number, erase that number and type in the new phone number (Area code and dashes are not needed)
5. Click connect and that will be all you have to do
6. The next time you logon, you will need to use your full username (e.g. customer@win.net customer@digicove.com customer@otherside.com)

Mac OS 10

1. Click on the 'Apple Menu', click on 'System Preferences', then click on 'Network' at the top
2. Click on the 'PPP' tab
3. There you will see the current dial up number, erase that number and type in the new phone number (Area code and dashes are not needed)
4. Click the 'Save' button and that should be all you have to do
5. The next time you logon, you will need to use your full username (e.g. customer@win.net customer@digicove.com customer@otherside.com)

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