Hannah Miller

Rural Internet Service Options

Dial-up and Satellite are the two methods of connecting to the Internet that are available in nearly every U.S. home, where many types of broadband, like cable and DSL are limited to the region they are serviced. For those who live in very rural areas, di... Read >

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If you have DSL Internet service, you have a constant connection to one of the best form of entertainment-the Internet! Facebook is one of the many places that will keep you entertained for hours. Here are some of the top ways to have fun on Facebook:* Wa... Read >

How to Customize Your Yahoo! Homepage

Yahoo.com is a quick reference for making your Yahoo! homepage the most ideal for you. If you don't know much about Yahoo!, or you haven't spent very much time looking at the features Yahoo offers, you may not have realized how in-depth and useful their r... Read >

Using the Internet for Crafts: Ocean Floor Scene

If you like arts and crafts, and you're looking for a fun beginner-level activity, the following is a great activity for you and your family or friends. What you'll be making is a chalk drawing of the ocean floor, full of seaweed, shells, and ocean life. ... Read >

Malware: The "Back Door" Intruders

Malware, otherwise known as malicious software, is any annoying, offensive, or harmful software that gets on your computer, from viruses and worms, to spyware and adware. Here's an in-depth explanation of one of those types of malware and how to avoid it.... Read >

Shopping Online: Pros and Cons

Here's a brief summary of the basic pros and cons of shopping online. Perhaps you haven't tried shopping online much, or you simply haven't considered the benefits and downfalls. *The Pros* 1. Shopping online is easy! You simply find the store in whic... Read >

How Much Does Dial-up Cost?

When calculating the cost of dial-up, there are many factors to consider. The following is a list of every possible cost that you may need to consider if you had a dial-up service. Some of these are not necessary, or may not be a cost for you, so keep thi... Read >

Bits and Bytes: A Basic Introduction

Bits and bytes are measurements of data, but they differ in their size and what they measure. Understanding what these terms are will help you understand how your computer stores information and how your Internet connection speed effects you. One way to t... Read >

Top Ten Websites for Dial-up Users

1. Google.com. This website could win an award for most dial-up friendly. It is the plainest webpage you will find. There are no bulky images, advertisements, or banners that will take up your valuable time. Google is currently the top most used website w... Read >

How to Fix an Error 691 on Dial-up

If you have dial-up, chances are, every once in a while, it won't connect and you're stumped. An error 691 is a typical connection error. Try the following solutions to get back online as quickly as possible. First of all, a 691 error indicates that th... Read >

How to Fix an Error 633 on Dial-up

If you have dial-up, every once in a while, it won't connect for some reason and you're stumped. An error 633 is a typical connection error. The following solutions may resolve this problem. For starters, an error 633 indicates that the modem was not a... Read >

Dial-up Modem Gone Bad: Fix or Buy?

Dial-up Internet service depends on a number of things to work properly: The Internet service provider, the access number, the phone company, the phone line to your house, the jack, splitter, surge protector, phone cord, and computer in the house, and of ... Read >

How to Check Your Computer for a Dial-up Modem

If you're interested in getting dial-up Internet, you may be in for a surprise. Many computers are now being sold without dial-up modems. You may want to be sure your modem is installed before you sign up for Internet service to avoid having problems once... Read >