Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by PB.
This tip (for Windows only) assumes that you have a default connection
setting for the Internet in your Dial-Up Networking folder, and that
your username/password is automatic and doesn't require typed entry.
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; Connect/Disconnect from the Internet via default connection.
; By PB -- please feel free to use in any way you wish. :)
; Note 1: Requires Win98 or higher, or Win95 with Internet Explorer 4.
; Note 2: Username and password must be "remembered" for this to work.
;
If InternetGetConnectedState_(0,0)=#True
Debug "Already connected by another process!"
Else
isp$="D-Link iPrimus DSL Connection" ; Default connection name.
ConnectionID=1 ; 1 = Any number you want to identify this connection.
If InternetDial_(0,isp$,2,@ConnectionID,0) <> #ERROR_SUCCESS
Debug "Connection was unsuccessful..."
Else
Debug "Connected successfully!"
Debug "Press SPACE when ready to disconnect..."
GetAsyncKeyState_(#VK_SPACE) ; Clear space buffer before testing.
Repeat : Sleep_(1) : Until GetAsyncKeyState_(#VK_SPACE)=-32767
Debug "Disconnecting... (May take a few seconds)."
InternetHangUp_(ConnectionID,0)
Debug "Disconnected."
EndIf
EndIf