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		<title>America Online Frequenlty Asked Questions</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[1. What is America Online?
America Online is one of the United States&#8217; oldest internet providers. They have shifted to a software focus, relying mainly on other providers to give internet access, but grant members exclusive benefits to enhance their online experience.
2. What services can AOL provide?
AOL&#8217;s main service is an &#8216;all-in-one&#8217; software package, allowing internet [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>1. What is America Online?</p>
<p></strong>America Online is one of the United States&#8217; oldest internet providers. They have shifted to a software focus, relying mainly on other providers to give internet access, but grant members exclusive benefits to enhance their online experience.</p>
<p><strong>2. What services can AOL provide?</p>
<p></strong>AOL&#8217;s main service is an &#8216;all-in-one&#8217; software package, allowing internet access, chat, instant messaging, and access to exclusive news, videos, music, and other AOL-only features. In addition, they offer separate, usually free downloads of other useful partnered software, including:</p>
<ul>
<li>AOL Instant Messenger; chat with your buddies on AOL and AIM.</li>
<li>Winamp; listen and watch your audio/video files.</li>
<li>ICQ; Another instant messenger program</li>
<li>AOL Desktop; Access AOL features in one easy-to-use place.</li>
<li>McAfee VirusScan Plus; Protect your system from viruses and other malware.</li>
<li>AOL Parental Controls; Protect your children from unsavory internet sites.</li>
<li>AOL Firewall; Protect your internet connection from unauthorized access.</li>
<li>AOL Computer Check-Up; Easily locate and fix issues with your PC.</li>
<li>AOL @ MyMobile; Use AOL features downloaded onto your mobile phone.</li>
<li>AOL Toolbar; Access AOL features from your internet browser.</li>
</ul>
<p><strong>3. What benefits come with AOL?</p>
<p></strong>With AOL&#8217;s &#8216;all-in-one&#8217; membership package and program, you are granted a way to connect to the internet with your modem, either by connecting to AOL&#8217;s servers or through your existing internet connection. You&#8217;re also given access to the following members-only benefits:</p>
<ul>
<li>Instant messenging with AOL members and AIM members</li>
<li>Keyworded channels with exclusive themed content</li>
<li>Access to news, video, music, and other features all in one place</li>
<li>Unlimited e-mail use with both off and online storage.</li>
</ul>
<p><strong>4. What modems are compatible with AOL?</p>
<p></strong>Nearly all modems are compatible with AOL&#8217;s main &#8216;all-in-one&#8217; program, be they dial-up, cable, or DSL, assuming you have a way to connect to the internet with them (usually through another provider.) AOL&#8217;s membership benefits are almost all software-based.</p>
<p><strong>5. Where can I learn more?</p>
<p></strong><a>AOL.com</a> is the best place to start, to get a feel for the basic benefits from AOL membership, as well as links to <a>download AOL</a> and use its free program services.</p>
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