Setting up Mac OS X for use with a dial up connection is a simple, 5 minute job.
With the computer completely booted up, from the Finder desktop, open the Network Control Panel.
Apple Menu --> System Preferences... Click on the Network icon.Network Button
Make sure that Internal Modem is selected then click on the TCP/IP tab.
Mac OS X TCP window
The Configure: Menu should be set to Using PPP.
In the field Domain Name Server field enter these numbers:
168.150.253.2
168.150.253.1
Now click on the PPP tab to get to the next window.
Mac OS X PPP window
Enter Omsoft in the Service Provider field.
In the Telephone Number field type in one of the phone numbers that's local to you.
In Davis:297-6694
In Woodland:669-5808
In Sacramento:440-1965
In Winters:795-0114
If you are not certain that a number is a local call for you, check with the phone company. Omsoft cannot be responsible for any local-toll or long distance charges that may occur on your phone bill.
The Account Name Field: Enter the username for your account in lowercase letters without any spaces. Your username is the first part of you DCN email address before the @ symbol.
The Password Field: Type in your password. It will show up as dots, this is normal.
With everything needed in the proper fields, click the Apply Now button.
Now locate the Internet Connect program in the Applications folder Internet Connect icon
Once Internet Connect is open, click on the Connect button to start using the service, then use any application that needs an active Internet connection (Internet Explorer, Mail, etc.)