
Some infos:

- This script is just a GUI for Windows internal command RASDIAL. 
  It comes with a pre-configured Witopia PPTP connection. 
  You don't have to create PPTP connections in Windows Network.

- Usage: Right-click the task tray symbol to connect to Witopia PPTP servers.
  Prior to connecting, it'll always disconnect. So if you're switching PPTP 
  connections, there is no need to manually disconnect.

- If you get error 619 disable (Windows) firewall or configure it for RASDIAL

- Make sure your router's firewall is also configured for PPTP 
  See documentation at Witopia's homepage

- Sometimes server error out. Rarely even say wrong address. Just try again or try another.

- To create favorite connections and get more options edit the configuration file.
  Here's how: Right click the tray icon  -> edit configuration file ->  Edit Script INI
  Reload the script to apply any changes.

- Update the Witopia server list the same way.

- You'll lose your connection if you change users in Windows (even with "fast user switching").

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- If the script is not working, or if you don't want to use it to establish
  connections, you can still use it as a task tray symbol to display an active
  PPTP connection (which optional warning, if the connection is lost).

  This is actually the main reason why it was written: An icon in the task tray
  to display an active PPTP connection, because starting with Windows Vista there's
  no PPTP connection info in the task tray. I then extended the script to display
  a warning dialog box at connection loss and much more. 

  To use the basic features of the script with your own PPTP Connections:

  1.) Make sure the name "Witopia" is in the description name of your PPTP 
      connection (eg. "My PPTP connection (Witopia)". 
  2.) Establish your PPTP connection then load the script or - if the script is 
      already started - right click the tray symbol and select "Check Now".
  3.) If the script finds a PPTP connection with "Witopia" in its name, it'll 
      periodically check for a lost connection (see task tray symbol) and optionally warn you.

Enjoy!

rygel16@kaffeeschluerfer.com
Thanks to AHK and AHK_L for making this possible.