Vista - Show Dial-Up Connection on System Tray?

I'm new to Vista and am still trying to get use to it. I have DSL on
a Local Network (shared with laptop), and use Dial-Up as a backup. In
XP, when connected via the Dial-Up, the connection would be shown on
the System Tray. So far, in Vista, it is not shown when connected.
How do I get the connection to show on the System Tray in Vista when
connected?

Thanks
Charliec
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Charliec

Right click the Start Orb on the Taskbar, select Properties, Notification Area
tab, check Network system icon

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"Charliec" <charliec@invalid.address.com> wrote in message
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> I'm new to Vista and am still trying to get use to it. I have DSL on
> a Local Network (shared with laptop), and use Dial-Up as a backup. In
> XP, when connected via the Dial-Up, the connection would be shown on
> the System Tray. So far, in Vista, it is not shown when connected.
> How do I get the connection to show on the System Tray in Vista when
> connected?
>
> Thanks
> Charliec
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> Charliec

Thanks for the reply. I looked at that and the Network Icon is
already checked. Any other thoughts?

Charliec

>On Sun, 17 Jun 2007 14:47:55 -0400, "Cal Bear '66" <xxx@xxx.org> wrote:

>Right click the Start Orb on the Taskbar, select Properties, Notification Area
>tab, check Network system icon
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Charliec