There's more than one way to access the World Wide Web.
Many people browse the Web from their desktop computer with the help of a modem and telephone line.
But you can get Web content in other ways, including through your television, at cybercafes, at many libraries, at some airports, and even in your car. You Are . Choosing an Internet service provider Factors to consider Windows 98 Internet Connection Wizard Internet Connection Sharing with Windows 98 Second Edition Choosing an Internet service provider An Internet service provider gives you the telephone access and software you need to connect to the Internet, along with some technical help. Many ISPs also include an electronic-mail account, host customers' Web pages, and offer services to companies that do business on the Internet. You can choose from local and national ISPs.