Load, click and cruise on the Internet with Sprint Internet Passport for news, information, entertainment and much more. You'll get simple, direct access to the Internet and the World Wide Web. Free software and support, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Get connected now!

Not for use or export outside the United States.

• Full-service Internet access.
• Friendly customer support online or by phone.
• Customer support available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
• Netscape Navigator Personal Edition client software included for easy browsing around the World Wide Web.
• Includes one e-mail account to communicate with family, friends and colleagues.
• Full access to more than 18,000 Usenet newsgroups.
• Local service from more than 200 cities (more added monthly).
• Reliable service from one of the Internet's largest carriers.

For your convenience, we'll bill your VISA®, MasterCard®, or American Express®

*Nationwide Access Number includes surcharge of $4.80 per hour if local service is not available in your area.

Windows

• CD-ROM drive required
• IBM-compatible computer with a 386 or higher processor (486 or higher recommended)
• At least 8MB of RAM and at least 11MB of free hard disk space needed
• 14.4Kbps or faster modem (28.8Kpbs recommended)

If you are unsure whether you meet the system requirements, please consult your systems manual or contact your system manufacturer.

If you currently use Netscape® Navigator as your Internet browser, this software may automatically overwrite that browser software. However, with just a little extra care and effort, this software will nicely co-exist on your system with your current software. For more information and details on the exact steps necessary to preserve your current configuration, call us at 1-800-786-1400.

Registration and Instructions

Windows® 3.1 Users

1. Insert the Sprint Internet Passport CD in your CD-ROM drive. From Program Manager or File Manager, click on File, and then click Run.
2. In the command line, type D:\SETUP (where D:\ represents the drive letter of your CD-ROM drive).
3. Click OK and follow the on-screen prompts to complete the software setup. When you are prompted to do so, allow setup to restart Windows.
4. When the restart is complete, double-click on the Sprint Internet Passport Account Setup icon in the Sprint Internet Passport program group.
5. Follow the on-screen prompts to set up your Sprint Internet Passport account.
6. When registration is complete, double-click on the Sprint Internet Passport icon in the Sprint Internet Passport program group.
7. Click Dial.

You're ready to begin!

Windows® 95 Users

1. If you have never been online before, be sure to have your Windows® 95 diskettes or CD handy.
2. Insert the Sprint Internet Passport CD into your CD-ROM drive. On most systems, the setup process will begin automatically within about 10 seconds.
3. If the setup program doesn't begin automatically, click the Start button on your Task Bar and then click Run. In the Run window, type D:\INSTALL (where D:\ represents the drive letter of your CD-ROM drive) and click OK.
4. Follow the on-screen prompts to complete the software setup. If you're prompted for a Windows® 95 diskette, place the required diskette in Drive A:; if you're prompted for the Windows® 95 CD, remove the Sprint Internet Passport CD from your CD-ROM drive and insert your Windows® 95 CD. If you're prompted to do so, allow setup to restart your computer.
5. Double-click the Sprint Internet Passport icon in the Sprint Internet Passport window.
6. Follow the on-screen prompts to set up your Sprint Internet Passport account.
7. :Once registration is completed, double-click on the Dial Sprint Internet Passport icon on your desktop to connect to Sprint Internet Passport.
8. If the password field is blank (no stars), enter your password.
9. Click Connect.
10. Double-click the Sprint Internet Passport icon on your desktop to launch the Sprint Internet Passport browser (Netscape® Navigator).

You're ready to begin!

Exiting your Sprint Internet Passport session

If you're using Windows® 3.1:

• Close the Sprint Internet Passport browser (Netscape¨ Navigator) by clicking on File and then clicking on Exit.
• Close any other open Internet client applications (like IRC, FTP, and Telnet sessions).
• Disconnect from Sprint Internet Passport by clicking the Disconnect button in the Sprint Internet Passport Dialer box.

If you're using Windows® 95:

• Close the Sprint Internet Passport browser (Netscape®Navigator) by clicking on File and then clicking on Exit.
• A message will be displayed stating that there are open modem connections. Choose Yes to disconnect from the Internet.
• Close any other open Internet client applications (like IRC, FTP, and Telnet sessions).
• Check to make sure there is no button on the Task Bar labeled Connect to Sprint Internet Passport. If there is, click on it to bring up the Sprint Internet Passport Dialer dialogue box and click on the Disconnect button.

Notes

Be sure to record your:

• Dial Access Number
• E-mail address
• Sprint Internet Passport password
• Sprint Internet Passport Login ID

A README file has been included on your Sprint Internet Passport CD.

• Windows® 3.1 users can find it here: D:\WIN3.1\DISK5\README.TXT (where D:\ represents the drive letter of your CD-ROM drive).
• Windows® 95 users can access the file by clicking on Start, clicking on Run, typing D:\WIN.95\DISK5\README.TXT (where D:\ represents the drive letter of your CD-ROM drive) and then clicking OK.

Your software will automatically search for and attempt to identify your modem. However, if Setup encounters difficulties, you may need to identify your modem manually. See the README file for more information.

Be sure to verify your pricing plan.

Be sure your registration address matches your credit card billing address. If your credit card company uses ZIP+4, it is important that you include the extra 4 digits.

If you live in an area where local calls can span two or more area codes (common in cities located on state borders), you may want to modify the 1+ Area Code settings in your dialer. See the README file for more information.