1.   Currently, most home users connect to the Internet by modem, using conventional telephone lines.

2.   Analog modems let PC users connect to each other or to the home office, radically adding to the value of their desktop machines.

3.   And in more recent months, services that allow computer users to connect to the Internet without going through CompuServe and the others have been stealing customers.

4.   Apple will also announce a new software package that the company said would make it easy for Macintosh users to connect their machines to the Internet.

5.   At the end of the day, users connect the Pilot to their PCs to transfer the information to their desktop machines.

6.   Afterward, the user connects to Macy.com through her Internet service provider if she wants to place an online order for the clothing.

7.   Already, the Japanese have leapfrogged us with a technology called i-mode, that allows cell phone users to stay connected to the Internet all the time.

8.   By buying Legent, Computer Associates is acquiring technology that makes it easier for mainframe users to connect the machines to computer networks, analysts said.

9.   In addition, Research In Motion Ltd., maker of the popular Blackberry handheld communicator, introduced a version that lets users connect to their Lotus data.

10.   Indeed, Psion has introduced Psimail, a software package that allows users to connect to electronic mail through a cable and modem connection and which can send faxes.