Is It Possible To Use Aol With Existing Internet?

[dOomed]

Is it possible to use AOL with existing internet?
I have DSL and use internet explorer and mozilla as my browsers, but i would like to know if I can somehow use AOL with my existing internet connection?? If not AOL, what can I use with my existing internet connection (MSN?...)

[tesco]

Im assuming you mean msn messenger and aim (aol instant messenger).
Yes both can be used with any type if internet connection.

[Rip The Jacker]

I'm not sure I understand...

You have the internet, but you still want AOL? :o

[dOomed]

I already have AIM and MSN messenger.


You have the internet, but you still want AOL?
Lol, exactly. You know how MSN Explorer (7.0) is free and u can have an internet connection and still use it without having to pay monthly.

What i want to know if its possible with AOL. You know how they always have the 45 days free trial thing, what if i want to try that but i dont have Dial Up and i have DSL?

Basically im bored of IE and I want to have a more interesting browser i guess.

[Rip The Jacker]

Originally posted by dOomed@12 July 2004 - 22:53
Basically im bored of IE and I want to have a more interesting browser i guess.
And you want AOL's browser? :o
Lets hope the guys from Softwareworld don't read this thread. :lol:

There are tons of browsers out there, all more secure than IE, with great features like tabbed windows, skins, and much more.

Like Opera, Firefox, MyIE2, etc. You should do some searching, and stay away from AOHELL. ;)

[dOomed]

Im a give those a try. Thanks

[shn]

I use to do it all the time with an existing broadband connection. Just select the "tcp-ip" option when it ask you how your going to connect.

They still want their 27 dollars a month though, half of what you would pay for their broadband.

[sparsely]

OMG this is like some type of evil Mormon brainwashing they've done to you...
sparsely cries.

are you really THAT b00nish?

[manker]

Originally posted by Rip The Jacker+13 July 2004 - 07:06--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Rip The Jacker @ 13 July 2004 - 07:06)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-dOomed@12 July 2004 - 22:53
Basically im bored of IE and I want to have a more interesting browser i guess.
And you want AOL&#39;s browser? :o
Lets hope the guys from Softwareworld don&#39;t read this thread. :lol:

There are tons of browsers out there, all more secure than IE, with great features like tabbed windows, skins, and much more.

Like Opera, Firefox, MyIE2, etc. You should do some searching, and stay away from AOHELL. ;) [/b][/quote]
These recent threads are too much :lol: :lol:

Listen to RTJ ffs.

By the way, unless you pay some money to AOL you cannot use their software. so there.

[The_Hunter]

takes dOomed out behind shed and shoots him for even thinking about AOl. God you must be desperate to even think about aol.

[dOomed]

My lord lol. Forget I mentioned it. ill stick with Opera.

[The_Hunter]

Great we convinced you to stay away from aol. Very smart move

[Keikan]

Originally posted by dOomed@12 July 2004 - 23:08
Is it possible to use AOL with existing internet?
I have DSL and use internet explorer and mozilla as my browsers, but i would like to know if I can somehow use AOL with my existing internet connection?? If not AOL, what can I use with my existing internet connection (MSN?...)
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[supersonic]

A :nuke: L

they should pay him for using thier software :P B)

[shn]

On the contrary aol software is quite helpful for a lot of people that don&#39;t feel like fooling with other browsers or software etc.

The main thing to point out is all the content that you can customize with the aol browser. For old people or thoose that don&#39;t know much about computers and other software it saves a lot of time and they can catch up on tons of stuff like news, sports, chat, etc. all with that easy to use interface.

It sucks, but If other people like to use it for that reason I can understand why.