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WingNET Radio Ads

Did you miss hearing the WingNET radio ads the past few months on Sunny 92.3?  Now you can listen to them and see what all the excitement is about.  The ads were run during the CCM Sunday show hosted by DMI Concerts.  Read the full article to listen to the ads.

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Resetting Windows XP TCP/IP

Sometimes your networking in Windows XP just stops working.  This could be due to improper registry cleaning on your part or on the part of alleged spyware/adware removal tools.  This article describes how to reset the TCP/IP stack in Windows XP.

Who’s Watching Your Every Move?

Do you ever have the feeling that you’re being watched?  Is it a comfortable feeling?  If you knew that you were being watched and could do something about it, would you?  Well, chances are, you are being watched — at least your movements on your computer.  With identity theft and phishing schemes on the uprise, it makes sense to protect yourself.
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How to Search for XML / RSS Newsfeeds on Google

To search for RSS newsfeeds on Google, type the following:

searchword  site:someurl.com inurl:rssfeedname.xml

Example for washingtonpost.com searching for sports:

sports site:washingtonpost.com inurl:rssheadlines.xml

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Charter Cable Troubleshooting Tips

This article gives some basic info for troubleshooting Charter Cable connections for networking customers or in the event that we need to help a web hosting or e-mail customer with their cable settings.

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Cannot Download E-mail

Outlook Express:
1. Please go to “Tools” and then to “Accounts”
2. Click on the “Mail” tab
3. Highlight your account and click “Properties”
4. Click the “Servers” tab and check the following settings:
Incoming Mail (POP3): mail.wingnet.net
Outgoing Mail (SMTP): mail.wingnet.net
5. Once these settings are corrected, please press “Ok”
6. Now check to see if your mail is functioning.
7. If your mail is now functioning, then please re-enable your virus software.

Web Site Maintenance

Let WingNET maintain your site for you.

  • Tired of spending countless hours trying to learn html
    in order to keep your site up to date?
    Let WingNET take care of it all for you.
  • We offer customized web site maintenance plans tailored
    to fit your needs.

    Call us today to see how we can keep you up to date

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Web Site Design

Let WingNET design that new site for you.

  • We offer web site design customized to fit your needs.
    We can do everything from template based sites to fully
    customized designs tailored to fit your needs.
  • WingNET also offers online stores and other eCommerce
    solutions to fit your needs.

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(ZST) Zero Spam Tolerance Protection

Want to stop SPAM in its tracks? We now offer Zero Spam Tolerance SPAM filtering. Ask customer service for more details.

$5.00 Setup Fee   Monthly Fee – $3.00 (1 Mailbox)

$5.00 (5 Mailboxes)

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Webmail User Manual

User’s WebMail Manual

Here is an explanation of how to use the WebMail.

* Logging into the WebMail.
* Reading your mail.
* Sending your mail.
* E-mail Preferences.
* Managing your folders.
* Addressbook

Logging into the WebMail.

* Open up a browser, Internet Explorer or Netscape
* Click on the location bar and type in mail.yourdomain (for example mail.wingnet.net)
* When the WingNET Virtual Email page comes up, left click WebMail.
* In the “User Id” field type in your login name. For example joe@wingnet.net, joe is the login name and wingnet.net is the domain name.
* In the “Password” field type in your password
* Always leave the “Timezone” field blank.
* Always leave “Restrict access to your IP address only (increased security)” checked.
* Then Left Click “Login”
* This takes you to your e-mail

Reading your mail.

* To read your mail left click “INBOX” and then click on the message you want to read
* When you are finished reading your message you can click “Back” to go back to the rest of the messages, or click on “Folders” to see all your folders (Inbox, Draft, Sent, etc)

Sending mail.

* Click “Create Message” fill in the needed infomation (“TO:” e-mail address, subject line, etc) and click “Send”

E-mail preferences.

* You can customize your WebMail through “Preferences”
* Click on “Preferences.” You will get a screen that allows you to change the following
o The way messages are displayed.
o The way messages are sorted.
o Your Signature line.
o Mailing List Subscription
o Password
* There is a list of check boxes that allows you to enable or disable different options. If the check mark is in the box, that means the feature is enabled and vice versa.
* “Your Signature” Anything typed in the white screen will be added to every message that is sent by you. For example it can be “God bless you!”
* Do not use “Mailing List” for now.

Managing your folders.

* If you want to rename, add, or delete any folders you can do it in the “Folders” window.
* To change one of the existing folders, place a dot next to the folder by clicking on the middle of the circle that is located to the left of folder.
* Once a dot is placed, you can modify the folder by using the options below the folders list.
* You can create a new folder by typing in the name of the folder you want and clicking “Create.”

Addressbook

* Click on “Address Book”
* In the “New nickname” field type in the name by which you will recognize this person and click “Create”
* This will take you to the next screeen where you enter the person’s information. In the “Name” field type in the person’s name. In the “Address” field type in the person’s e-mail address and click “Add”
* You can also Delete and Edit addresses in your Address Book by clicking on “Address Book” folder. In the “Choose” drop-down menu click on the address that you want to delete/edit and then click “Delete” if you want to delete that address or click “Edit” if you want to change that person’s name/address.