Highspeed dial up

High speed dialup is usually a sort of caching program for the OS. It starts
downloading the pages from the links on the webpage before you click on
them, making it seem faster. While the connection itself isn't faster, the
browsing speed is. However, their software probably isn't Vista compatible
yet.

You may look into satellite (which can be slow at times), or wireless (if
available in your area).

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"teebank" <teebank@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:CC3AA65A-AB58-4246-9465-CA3B02EA308F@microsoft.com...

>I am unable to have DSL in my area. My internet provider for dial up in
> earthlink. However when I ask about high speed dial up they told me it was
> not available to Windows Vista. Any suggestions

In article <FE835338-5200-4D5C-B156-A664B6DD0D3B@microsoft.com>,
dharper@vistarip.com says...

> High speed dialup is usually a sort of caching program for the OS. It starts
> downloading the pages from the links on the webpage before you click on
> them, making it seem faster. While the connection itself isn't faster, the
> browsing speed is. However, their software probably isn't Vista compatible
> yet.

There is usually more to it. Many work with the ISP's server and will
compress graphics into fuzziness to reduce their size.

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