The installer has detected that the

Dial-up Networking software is not yet installed.

You must have the dial-up networking component of Windows 95/98 installed before you can use any of the Internet software with a modem. As part of Windows 95/98, Microsoft © supplies software that can be used to dial into the University of Minnesota’s modem pool.

1.	Be sure you have your Windows 95/98 installation CD nearby in case the Toolkit installer asks for it.

2.	Click the Start button, select Settings, then Control Panel, then Add/Remove Programs.

3.	Click on the Windows Setup tab.

4.	Click on the Communications option to highlight it and click the Details.... button.

5.	Make sure to put a check ( · ) in front of the Dial-up Networking option, and click the OK button.

6.	Click OK and wait, if necessary, while Windows copies files to your hard drive.

7.	Close the Control Panel window.

8.	When prompted, restart your computer.

9.	Then restart the Internet Toolkit Installer by opening My Computer and double-clicking the CD icon.