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To: Sidney Reilly who wrote (5362)	8/25/1999 10:53:00 AM
From: mr.mark	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110653

this may apply... "CONNECTION DOCTOR'S ONLINE TESTS Having your Internet connection go south is a little like when your automobile won't start: You have to figure out which of the complicated systems under the hood is misfiring. Norton Connection Doctor in SystemWorks 2.0 can help isolate your problem. With your online connection closed, launch Connection Doctor from the Norton Utilities Group on your Start Menu. You have a choice either to run its system, modem, and dialing test suites individually or to run through them all in a single session. Either way, you'll get a line-by-line itemization of the health of all the components that go into making a connection--from the condition of PC components like your swap file to your port IRQ settings to your phone line's ability to pass signals to a test server. Connection Doctor will report any problems with these systems and either suggest a fix or point you to the help file for more troubleshooting." whether or not 'connection doctor' works with cable modems, i do not know. you could always check with symantec online. :) mark