Checking Internet Explorer 5.0 settings

It is highly recommended to get the latest version of Internet Explorer from Microsoft.

Go ahead and go to the "Task Bar" and click on Start ---> Settings ---> Control Panel.

Open up the "Internet" Icon by double clicking on it.

Screen Shot: Go ahead and go to the "Task Bar" and click on "Start", "Settings", "Control Panel". Open up the "Internet" Icon by double clicking on it.

You should now be under the "General" tab. Make sure you have the "Home page" Address set to "http://members.cxp.com/". Click on the "Connections" tab.

Screen Shot: You should now be under the "General" tab. Make sure you have the "Home page" Address set to "http://members.cxp.com/". Click on the "Connections" tab.

Make sure you have the circle (radio button) with the option, "Dial whenever a network connection is not present" selected. Click on "Settings...".

Screen Shot: Make sure you have the circle (radio button) with the option, "Dial whenever a network connection is not present" selected. Click on "Settings...".

Make sure you have your User name typed in correctly. Just to make sure you have your password typed in correctly, go ahead and delete what is already there (if anything) and retype it in. Make sure there is nothing in the Domain: (optional) field.

Screen Shot: If you have Filtered Internet Access with CyberXpress (That would be Internet Access with certain Filters that block out Adult Content and other Misc. sites) then you need to make sure you check these settings. If you do not have Filtered Internet Access with us, then skip this screen and click on the "Programs" tab. Make sure you have the option, "Use a proxy.cxp.com" selected. Make sure you have the Address typed in as "proxy.cxp.com" and the Port typed in as "8821". Click on "OK", then click on the "Programs" tab.

If you have Filtered Internet Access with CyberXpress (That would be Internet Access with certain Filters that block out Adult Content and other Misc. sites) then you need to make sure you check these settings. If you do not have Filtered Internet Access with us, then skip this screen and click on the "Programs" tab.

Make sure you have the option, "Use a proxy.cxp.com" selected. Make sure you have the Address typed in as "proxy.cxp.com" and the Port typed in as "8821". Click on "OK", then click on the "Programs" tab.

If you have Filtered Internet Access with CyberXpress (That would be Internet Access with certain Filters that block out Adult Content and other Misc. sites) then you need to make sure you check these settings. If you do not have Filtered Internet Access with us, then skip this screen and click on the "Programs" tab. Make sure you have the option, "Use a proxy.cxp.com" selected. Make sure you have the Address typed in as "proxy.cxp.com" and the Port typed in as "8821". Click on "OK", then click on the "Programs" tab.

Since CyberXpress suggest using Outlook Express with Internet Explorer for E-mail, go ahead and make sure that E-mail is set for "Outlook Express" and that Newsgroups is set for "Outlook Express". This should have "done it"! Go ahead and click on "OK".

Screen Shot: Since CyberXpress suggest using Outlook Express with Internet Explorer for E-mail, go ahead and make sure that E-mail is set for "Outlook Express" and that Newsgroups is set for "Outlook Express". This should have "done it"! Go ahead and click on "OK".

That's it!! Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 should now be configured. Whenever you go to open up the Browser (Internet Explorer) or E-mail program (Outlook Express), if you're not already connected, Microsoft should use your Dial-Up Networking connection to dial CyberXpress.

 

If you have any problems after doing/trying this configuration, feel free to contact technical support at (904) 354-3992. Questions regarding the use of Microsoft Internet Explorer or Outlook Express beyond the setup/configuration are beyond the scope of this document, and CyberXpress Technical Support staff will try to help if we have time. E-mail Support@cxp.com for any questions you have. Please consult your manuals,  help files, or the Microsoft Frequently Asked Questions page if you need other questions answered.