Other.warn:As we don't have a ready-built provider profile, you will have to supply a number of details which should be in the documentation supplied by your provider.
Other.provname:Enter your provider's name, both in short form (10 characters max.) and in full (for documentation only)
Other.domain:Enter your provider's domain name, which may be something like foo-net.co.uk
Other.fixed:Does {{other_provider}} assign you a fixed IP address (such as 158.152.68.166), as opposed to a different IP address dynamically each time you connect?
Other.nameserv:Enter up to three numerical IP addresses of name servers. You must supply at least one.
Other.mailprot:Is mail to you delivered by SMTP or do you have a POP3 mailbox? (Mail from you to the outside world is always sent by SMTP.)
Other.mailserv:Enter the name of the SMTP gateway handling outgoing mail.
Other.popserv:If POP3, enter the name of the POP3 server machine.
Other.newsserv:Enter the name of the machine handling Usenet news (may be something like news.{{net_domain}})
Other.proxies:If proxy servers for web access are provided, enter them in the form host.domain:port
Other.done:A new provider file has been created - !Acornet.Utils.!NetConfig.Providers.{{other_provider}}. You may need to edit it further, in particular the login sequence which varies considerably between providers.
Other.done2:Otherwise, click on OK to continue the configuration using your new provider file.
Other.done3:When you have your configuration sorted out, please send your provider file to me at colin@nyphot.demon.co.uk so that I may include it in the next release. I hope you get connected without too many problems.
Other.askfile:If you have been given a provider file which is not included in NetConfig's menu, click on the Add File button, drag the file into the directory which opens and click on the Back button. It should now be added to the menu.
Other.define:If you do not have such a file, click on Define and answer the questions to supply technical details about your provider.
