RE: autoproxy internet

d"). > >Regards, > Stefan > >-Original Message- >From: Wayne Schneider [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Sent: 18. september 2001 09:43 >To: debian-laptop@lists.debian.org >Subject: autoproxy internet > > >I have to use an autoproxy server to access th

autoproxy internet

I have to use an autoproxy server to access the internet at work. In order get out in Windows I have to enter: http://autoproxy.wg.waii.com/internet in my IE connection settings. I want to use apt-get, but cannot get out in the "real world." I am able to see other computers on the network. A

RE: autoproxy internet

d"). > >Regards, > Stefan > >-Original Message- >From: Wayne Schneider [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] >Sent: 18. september 2001 09:43 >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: autoproxy internet > > >I have to use an autoproxy server to access th

autoproxy internet

I have to use an autoproxy server to access the internet at work. In order get out in Windows I have to enter: http://autoproxy.wg.waii.com/internet in my IE connection settings. I want to use apt-get, but cannot get out in the "real world." I am able to see other computers on the network.

XMMS Fonts

I am running "woody" on a Dell Inspiron 8000 and only seem to have one small problem.  I cannot get the playlist to show up in the playlist editor.  I know that it is a problem with the fonts, but cannot locate the problem.   Any suggestions?   wayne

XMMS Fonts

I am running "woody" on a Dell Inspiron 8000 and only seem to have one small problem.  I cannot get the playlist to show up in the playlist editor.  I know that it is a problem with the fonts, but cannot locate the problem.   Any suggestions?   wayne