N72How To Define access point?

Hi!
i just found out that i can play videos on my phone using the internet by going to youtube but when im gonna try to play a video it says: "Define default Access point first"
can someone help me with this problem?! thanks in advance

You can get the settings sent by SMS from this very website.
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A couple of applications on my phone, particularly Ovi Maps keep doing this and it's getting REALLY annoying.
Start using the application, it comes up with the following:
"Network connection required.Define access point to connect?
Then it'll give me a selection from a list of my networks various protocols.
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peter_p wrote:
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that will work. You only need to change if you need to have always on (highly unlikley) or if you are using modem dial up and need to specify access point for that.
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