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| Here I found a way to allow people to use any ISP they want. Here is what I did. I got a American browser disc it arrived a week before the Dreamkey (The American disk ill refer to as "browser disc" and Australian disc as "Dreamkey"). On the Browser disc it lets you use any ISP you want so i put in my ISP details and surfed happily away. When my Dreamkey arrived I put it in and started it up. I got a error server could not be found or something i just thought that my password was being ripped off the Dreamcast and not being excepted by Telstra because i got a message that it was calling Telstra. I remembered a post on IGN about deleting the internet info so i went there tried it out and it didn't ask for my info to give me an account but i read the error more closely this time. It was just a normal error saying the page couldn't be found so i tried going to another page... AND IT WORKED! i could go to pages on the web and i hadn't given any info or credit cards numbers to Telstra. So the Dreamkey was getting all info (including ISP even though it should have only been Telstra) off the stuff my Browser disc put there. How to do it Get a American Browser disc Problems E-Mail doesn't work (because it tries to go to
Telstra E-Mail with your other ISP's user & pass).
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