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NOTE: Use of this GPRS Dial Up connection requires the purchase of an optional NEC Authorized Accessory, the NEC USB cable. Your service provider can tell you where to purchase this USB cable. WARNING: Use of anything other than an NEC Authorized Accessory approved for your model of wireless phone may void your wireless phone warranty and may be dangerous.

This document contains pictures that were captured by live Windows systems while installing USB Drivers and establishing GPRS connections. Windows ME may display other dialog boxes and screens during installation and setup procedures that are informational and quickly disappear as Windows accomplishes each stage of processing. Windows may also display other screens that ask for information that is not relevant to making a successful GPRS connection. Windows displays a variety of these screens depending upon the configuration that you have already setup and established on your computer. You should provide the information that these screens request and follow the wizard process.

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