StayOn Pro
Version 4.0
Shareware
$19.95
3 downloads
The All New StayOn Pro 4.0 will tickle you PINK! This
Superior program simulates Internet activity to
prevent you from being disconnected from your ISP. If
you spend a little too long reading a Web page or
grabbing a snack, even unlimited access ISP accounts
are often signed off if they are inactive for a period
of time.
This small utility resides in the system tray and
keeps you online by periodically retrieving
information over your connection. You can specify the
time interval, Proxy Server, and support for both AOL
and Prodigy connections. Now that you got connected,
StayOn the net with StayOn Pro. As read about in the
NY Times and featured on Computer Talk. Let your ISP
know you still want to StayOn line by letting StayOn
Pro do the surfing while you type email etc. Also
handles those pesky message boxes from AOL, MSN, ATT,
NetZero and Prodigy. Keep on Surf'n
Superior program simulates Internet activity to
prevent you from being disconnected from your ISP. If
you spend a little too long reading a Web page or
grabbing a snack, even unlimited access ISP accounts
are often signed off if they are inactive for a period
of time.
This small utility resides in the system tray and
keeps you online by periodically retrieving
information over your connection. You can specify the
time interval, Proxy Server, and support for both AOL
and Prodigy connections. Now that you got connected,
StayOn the net with StayOn Pro. As read about in the
NY Times and featured on Computer Talk. Let your ISP
know you still want to StayOn line by letting StayOn
Pro do the surfing while you type email etc. Also
handles those pesky message boxes from AOL, MSN, ATT,
NetZero and Prodigy. Keep on Surf'n
Program details
Publisher
RC's Computer LabE-mail
Contact the publisherHome page
http://www.stayonpro.com/Platforms
Windows 95<br>Windows 98<br>Windows ME<br>Windows File size
485 KBFile date
8/21/2002License
SharewareExpiration info
Expires after 30 DaysInstallation
Install & UninstallRecord updated
8/22/2002