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84 Section 3E: Frequently Asked Questions (Windows)
How can I optimize my settings to achieve the fastest
speeds and conserve data when accessing my corporate
network?
Depending on your corporate email client, you can optimize your settings by doing
the following:
ⅷ Work in “offline” mode, and connect only when you need to send or receive
email.
ⅷ Remove the Preview Pane, or use the AutoPreview for headers only.
ⅷ Save attachments to a desktop folder and then open from that folder, rather
than opening the attachment directly from the message.
For more information, see the user documentation of your email client.
Can I connect to a dial-up account like AOL or EarthLink?
No. The software does not support dial-up connections.
Once I connect to the network, how do I access my
corporate network through a VPN?
Once you complete a wireless connection, you may need to launch an extranet
client provided by your company and supply the appropriate user name and
password to gain access. For support, contact your company help desk.
Why won’t my laptop go into hibernation mode when
using my Sprint Mobile Broadband USB Modem?
If you’re using Windows 2000, you need to upgrade to Service Pack 4 from
www.microsoft.com.
What is LBS?
LBS (Location-Based Services) is used to provide enhanced Local Search
functionality via internet mapping services. For more information, see “What is
enhanced Local Search?” on page 85.