Setting up PPP for the Alachua Free-Net under OS/2 Warp

     First, a disclaimer.  This worked for me, but I offer no guarantees, 
only good wishes for your success.  
     Three short steps to get you running, assuming you have successfully
installed OS/2 Warp(r) and the Internet Access Kit (IAK) portion of the
Bonus Pak.  Note:  some early packages of the Bonus Pak didn't come with
PPP programs.  In any event, you should get the latest versions of
SLIP/PPP-related software.  Among other sources, they are available in the
file ppp.zip via anonymous FTP from updates.gopher.ibm.com in the /pub/PPP
directory. 

1.  Copy the pppafn.cmd file to your \TCPIP\BIN directory.  Edit the file 
to make sure the comm port number and modem speeds are correct for your 
system.

2.  Copy the pppafn.rsp and resolv files to your TCPIP\ETC directory.  
Edit the pppafn.rsp file to put in your username and password.

3.  Installation is complete.  Enter pppafn.cmd to start the program at any 
OS/2 prompt.  Once the connection is made, you can use any of the 
IBM-provided networking programs, including telnet, WebExplorer, gopher, 
and FTP.

     If you want to set up an icon to start the program for you, so you
can double-click on it any time you want to connect, drag a program icon
from the templates folder and configure its settings to execute
C:\TCPIP\BIN\pppafn.cmd.  

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