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To connect to my university's network, they provided me with a .pbk file. The file is made for windows of course and I have no idea how to use it in Fedora (I'm using Fedora 15)

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What does file /path/to/file.pbk show? – Gilles Sep 30 '11 at 18:51

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The .pbk file is a plaintext INI-style file used by Windows XP RAS, which means you should be able to open it up in a text editor and extract useful information. If it's just a simple dial-up connection, all you should need is the PhoneNumber field.

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