Posted by c4mark
Well, after a week of setting up my email accounts, wap, mms etc all seems ok.
However I decieded to download WebViewer 3.5 and try it.
It seems to connect but just hangs there, any reason .... any help please on what I may be doing wrong ?
Posted by senninha
i presume you're using a t610/t630/z600 although i don't know what network you're on. you've probably got the WAP/GPRS connection set as your default connection. you would have to set the APN to the internet connection before using webviewer.
contact your operator for the internet settings, create the internet data account, then in the WAP profiles, set the 'connect using' setting to the internet account before launching webviewer.
Posted by Neil Chen
Some wap settings will work, when i was on orange my pay as you go gprs settings allowed me to use the requireless browser, but that only happened recenty. It doesn't work on o2 pay & go gprs though :-(!
Posted by c4mark
I am on the O2 network.
I have the following data accounts, 02 WAP, O2 WAP GPRS, O2 MMS, Mobile Web.
My WAP is currently set to O2 WAP GPRS should I set it to Mobile Web then ?
Posted by senninha
yup try it with mobile web. it should work...
Posted by c4mark
Yep, it now works thanks.
Using the Mobile Web on O2 WAP
Thanks
Posted by adramshaw
i am thinking of getting this application, i am on vodafone and it charges me 0.76p for every KB, how much does everyone usually spend a month by using this application? Please reply quickly
[ This Message was edited by: adramshaw on 2004-04-14 18:27 ]
[ This Message was edited by: adramshaw on 2004-04-14 19:07 ]
Posted by Neil Chen
I assume your on O2 contract? That war one of the methods i tried and i always got a "wrong apn" message. I'm O2 online pay & go
Posted by rencomp
@adramshaw
I use webviewer and use about 200-300kb/month with it, if you disable images you can browse a lot more..
I only use it for sending SMS messages from a website so i think if you gonna use it a lot for webbrowsing you will need about 1-2mb/month
The proxy from webviewer will resize a normal webpage to a acceptable (kb) size so no worries
