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Internet access point settings

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Internet access point settings For descriptions of setting item fields, see "To set up your Internet access point" in the Nokia 9290 Communicator User's Guide. Additional information: Connection name: The name you type here will be given to the new connection folder. Note: You must enter the name for the new connection before you can continue. Phone number: Phone number can also include characters plus (+), space ( ), comma (,), hyphen (-), slash (/), p, w, asterisk (*) and hash (#). Proxies/Data call Callback/Other settings/Server address options See the corresponding sections in Nokia 9290 Communicator User's Guide for descriptions. Script options Script: Allows you to write your own scripts. To import a script file, click Import and locate the script file. 38

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For descriptions of setting item fields, see “To set up your Internet access point” in the Nokia 9290
Communicator User’s Guide.
Additional information:
Connection name:
The name you type here will be given to the new connection folder.
Note:
You must enter the name for the new connection before you can continue.
Phone number:
Phone number can also include characters plus (+), space ( ), comma (,), hyphen (-), slash (/),
p, w, asterisk (*) and hash (#).
Proxies/Data call Callback/Other settings/Server address options
See the corresponding sections in Nokia 9290 Communicator User’s Guide for descriptions.
Script options
Script:
Allows you to write your own scripts. To import a script file, click
Import
and locate the script file.
Internet access point settings