> Aperio wrote:
>
>> Do ppl still use dial up?? :O
>
> Most definately, in many countries.
>
> In Australia a very large proportion live in areas where broadband, even
> ADSL, is not available.
>
> I'll bet you live in the U S of A :-)
>
> Cheers
> Richard.
>
>
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