• Double-click the My Computer icon on your desktop.

• Double-click Dial-Up Networking icon.

• Double-click Make New Connection icon.

• In the Type a name for the computer you are dialing box, type Realtime.
  
  
• Make sure the correct modem is selected in the drop down list at the bottom.
  
  
• Click the Next button.

• In the Telephone number box, type your local dialup number (found here).
  
  
• Click the Next button.

• Click the Finish button.

• The new icon will appear in the Dial Up Networking window.
  
  
• Click it once to highlight it.

• Click the File menu, then choose Properties.

• REMOVE the check next to the Use country code and area code
  
  
• Click the Server Types button. If you have a newer version of Windows 95, this may be a tab at the top of the window.

• REMOVE the check next to IPX/SPX Compatable, and NetBEUI.
  
  
• In the Allowed network protocols section, make sure the only protocols selected is TCP/IP
  
  
• Click the TCP/IP Settings button in the lower right corner.

• Put a dot next to Server assigned IP address.
  
  
• Put a dot next to Specify name server addresses.
  
  
• In the Primary DNS box, type 205.238.128.39
  
  
• In the Secondary DNS box, type 205.238.128.42
  
  
• Click the OK button a few times until you are back at the main Dial Up Networking window.
  
  
• To create a shortcut for this connection on your desktop, click the File menu, then choose Create Shortcut.
  
  
• You should see an "error" message asking if you want the shortcut placed on your desktop. Click the Yes button.
  
  
• You should now have the shortcut on the desktop.
• Close the Dial Up Networking and My Computer windows.
  
  
• Once you locate the new icon on your desktop, double-click it.
  
  
• Enter your Realtime.net email address into the username field.
  
  
• Enter your password into the password field.
  
  
• Click on the connect button

Your Windows 95 system should now be configured to dial into the internet!