Showing posts with label Alaska. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alaska. Show all posts

Satellite Internet in Alaska

If you are trying to find satellite internet in Alaska you may have run into several walls. Chances are that if you don't live in one of Alaska's larger cities like Anchorage, AK, Fairbanks, AK and Juneau, AK, then you will probably have a difficult time finding any type of high speed internet access. Even some of the major satellite internet providers like HughesNet don't provide service in Alaska.

While the search for satellite internetproviders in Alaska can seem hopeless, you do have options. One option is to use a combination satellite and terrestrial based modem system. SKYFx offers this type of service to Alaskans. This service allows customers to upload requests for information via their phone line. The request goes from the customer's computer, through the phone line, to the SKYFx Network, and then to the satellite. The download of information is much simpler. It goes directly from the satellite to the customer's computer.

When you are looking for satellite internet access in Alaska you will want to look at the types of fees that service providers change. The first fee that you will want to look at is the monthly plan fee. The second fee is the service contract early termination fee. The third fee is the installation fee. The final fee is the equipment fee. Before you sign up for satellite internet service, make sure that you are familiar with the fees that the provider charges and that you are willing to pay the fees that are charged.

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Computer Help Desk Stupid Questions

Here's the proof from the help desk stupid questions archives at CSN:

A customer was enraged because his computer to him that he had said,
"Bad and an invalid." The tech explained that the computer "bad command"
and "invalid" responses should not take personally.

Another customer called tech support to say her brand new computer
would not work. She said she unpacked the unit, plugged in and it sat there
20 minutes waiting for something to happen. Whenthe question of what happened
when they pressed the power switch, she asked: "What power switch?"

Computer firms have the text in their manuals change from "Press any key" to "Press
Return Key "because the question of where is the" Any Key "?

A confused caller had trouble printing documents. He told
the technician that the computer had said it could not locate the printer. " The
Users have also tried to rotate the screen to the printer's face, but that
beComputer still does not "see" the printer.

A woman said a problem with the printer. The tech asked her if she
"It runs on Windows." The woman replied: "No, my desk by the door.
But that's a good point. The man sitting in the booth next to me is under a window
and his printer is working well. "

And last but not least:
Tech Support: "OK Bob, let's press the control and escape keys at the
same time. This brings up a task list inthe center of the screen. Enter
the letter "P" to the program manager. "

Customer: "I do not have a 'P'".

Tech Support: "On your keyboard, Bob."

Customer: "What do you mean?"

Tech Support: " 'P' on your keyboard, Bob."

Customer: "I will not do!

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