1.   Another service allows customers to access their company networks from remote locations via the Internet.

2.   Argentaria is currently revamping its five banks to allow customers to access the range of services at any bank in the group.

3.   Berber decided to start a company, named CyBerCorp, that would combine brokerage operations with price-scanning software, allowing customers to directly access the market.

4.   Cosmo has about two dozen branches in Tokyo, though its customers can access their accounts from thousands of ATMs around the city.

5.   Customers access the software through the Internet, typically paying either a monthly fee or a fee for every transaction done with the software.

6.   Customers can access General Growth Properties at a central site called Mallibu.com.

7.   Customers access the Internet by using a cable modem that sends and receives information via cable TV lines.

8.   Customers access the software through the Internet, typically paying either a monthly fee or a charge for every transaction done with the software.

9.   DSL allows customers to access the Internet over copper phone lines dozens of times faster than standard computer modems.

10.   Eventually, the machines will let customers access their brokerage accounts and even make trades.