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Using
ADL:
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It
has been reported that with certain versions of AOL
you must configure both the Dial-up modem and LAN
connections under Internet Explorer in order to use
Kill The Popup. Also,
Kill The Popup will not work when using AOL's
internal browser since AOL does not support proxies.
You must use Internet Explorer, or Netscape, after
making your AOL connection in order to use Kill
The Popup.
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AOL
Version 3, 4, 5, and 6
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If you connect to the Internet using AOL, a custom dialer
provided by your ISP, or through a Cable/DSL or Local
Area Network (LAN) connection, then follow the instructions
below.
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1)
From the Internet Explorer menu, select the Tools and
Internet Options.
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2) On the Connections tab, click on LAN Settings. You
will see a dialog similar to the one shown below:
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3) Check the Use a Proxy Server and the Bypass
proxy server for local addresses options.
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4) Click on the Advanced button. You will see
a dialog similar to the one shown below:
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5) In the HTTP section enter Kill The Popup as
the Proxy address to use and 8100 as the port number.
Do not modify the Secure, FTP, Gopher, or Socks entries
and do not select the Use the same proxy server for
all protocols option. Click OK, twice, to save your
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6) Under the Advanced tab, check both the Use HTTP 1.1
and HTTP 1.1 through proxy options.
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AOL
version 7.0
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AOL v7.0 resets the proxy settings you have configured
for Internet Explorer each time the AOL software is
launched. Previous versions of AOL did not exhibit this
behavior. Therefore, you will not be able to use Internet
Explorer and Kill The Popup if you have AOL v7.0 installed.
Note
that AOL v7.0 does not modify the proxy settings for
Netscape Navigator or Opera, so you may use either
of these browsers with Kill The Popup.
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