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 Attachment  B 
 SEARCH  INSTRUCTIONS  FOR  APPLICATIONS  FOR  AUCTION  50 


 This  attachment  provides  instructions  for  electronically  searching  the  FCC  Network  for  a  specific  application  or  applications  on  file  with  the  Commission.  The  following  instructions 
 relate  specifically  to  searching  for  applications  filed  in  response  to  Auction  50. 
 To  search  the  FCC  Network  for  an  application,  you  must  first  connect  to  the  FCC  Network.  Attachment  C  describes  how  Windows  95/  98  users  can  connect  to  the  FCC  Network  using  the 
 Dial-  Up  Networking  features  of  Windows  95/  98. 
 We  recommend  that  you  use  Netscape  Communicator  4.7  or  higher,  or  Internet  Explorer  5.5  or  higher  (Internet  web  browser  software)  to  use  ULS  for  license  searches.  To  download  the  latest 
 versions  of  Netscape  Communicator  or  Internet  Explorer  free  of  charge,  access  the  Netscape  download  site  at  http://  home.  netscape.  com/  download/,  or  the  Microsoft  Internet  Explorer 
 download  site  at:  http://  www.  microsoft.  com/  windows/  ie/  downloads/  default.  asp. 


 Conventions 
 The  instructions  in  this  attachment  use  the  following  typographic  conventions: 
 bold  Represents  objects  on  the  screen  that  you  click  with  the  mouse  pointer,  including  buttons,  Internet  links,  icon,  tabs,  menu  items  (e.  g.,  Cancel  button,  Auctions  link, 
 Save  option  in  the  File  menu). 
 italic  Represents  field  names  or  areas  of  a  screen  (e.  g.,  Licensee  Name  field,  Applicant  Information  area  of  a  screen). 


 bold  italic  Represents  characters  that  you  must  type  exactly  as  they  appear  in  the  instructions.  For  example,  if  you  are  instructed  to  type  http://  www.  fcc.  gov,  you 
 should  type  all  of  the  characters  shown  in  bold  italic  exactly  as  they  are  printed. 
 SMALL  CAPS  Represents  keys  on  the  keyboard  (e.  g.,  ENTER,  CTRL,  ESC). 
 Note:  Throughout  these  instructions,  “enter”  means  to  type  the  appropriate  information  and  then  press  the  ENTER  key. 
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 Performing  an  Application  Search 
 Once  you  have  connected  to  the  FCC  Network,  follow  the  procedures  below  to  search  for  an  application.  You  may  click  the  ?  (Help)  button  at  anytime  for  additional  information  on  using 
 Application  Search. 
 1.  Connect  to  the  FCC  Network  using  one  of  the  following  options: 
 Note:  If  your  PC  is  connected  to  a  network,  you  must  use  a  secure  proxy  to  access  the  FCC  Network.  Consult  your  Network  Administrator. 


 Dial-  Up  Access 
 a.  Use  Dial-  Up  Networking  in  Windows  95/  98  to  connect  to  the  FCC  Network  (see  Attachment  C). 


 b.  Start  your  web  browser.  In  the  location  field  of  the  web  browser  screen,  type  http://  wtbwww05.  fcc.  gov.  Then  press  the  ENTER  key. 
 Internet  Access 
 a.  Start  your  web  browser  and  connect  to  the  Internet  using  your  Internet  Service  Provider. 


 b.  In  the  location  field  of  the  web  browser  screen,  type  http://  wireless.  fcc.  gov/  uls/.  Then  press  the  ENTER  key. 
 2.  Verify  that  Java  and  JavaScript  are  enabled  in  your  web  browser  preferences.  Additionally,  the  preferences  must  specify  “Accept  all  cookies.”  Refer  to  your  web 
 browser  Help  facility  for  more  information. 
 3.  On  the  Universal  Licensing  System  main  page,  click  the  Search  Applications  button,  located  in  the  center  of  the  page. 


 4.  Select  the  type  of  search  by  clicking  the  down  arrow  in  the  Select  Search  Type  field  to  display  the  options  menu.  Select  General  and  click  the  Continue  button. 
 5.  The  Application  Search  screen  appears.  This  screen  contains  several  data  entry  fields  used  for  specifying  the  criteria  for  your  application  search.  Specify  the  search  criteria 
 necessary  to  locate  the  desired  application.  Please  refer  to  the  following  “Basic  Guidelines  for  Specifying  Search  Criteria”  for  more  information. 
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