Ooops that was the wrong code... I did a FULL reset, and all data's hosed. Help?

I was messing around on the Eternity site and was too tired, and mixed up the lines of a listing of codes and typed in the FULL reset.  I'm an idiot.  So I rebuilt my network profiles, and even though they are exactly right, the browser isn't happy with them.  (I'm guessing SMS, IM and text won't work either).

Do I need to call up AT&T and they will send my data setup back to my phone?  Do you think I'll have to drop my phone off at a AT&T store?   Or, is there something I can do in the less embarrassing privacy of my own home

thanks.

FWIW texting still works... without a connectivity profile, heh.  I fear then that the Internet issue is more deep seated than just the profile, doh.

Btw - the error I get fro the browser is:  "Network settings unavailable"

Yeah did all that, and then some... and then I figured it out.  Pouring more embarrassment on my self probably, I'll share in the interest of posterity

I went back to the list of codes and went through, in particular, the handful of codes I had used.   I remember how my eyes bulged in delight when I saw all of these "unlock" codes, and stupidly thought to myself, "OH, 'unlock' always means 'good'!"  Wrong.   The culprit was

#7465625*28638# Auto Network lock deactivated

I was able to reactive this by doing this:

*7465625*28638#

I.e.  '#' means 'off' and '*' means 'on'.    You want this network 'lock'... I'm guessing this is something the OS uses to gives its networking stack key/code for the transport (or similar) layer of their data network

So I turned it 'on' and all's well.

However, something interesting happened... note that I lost all of my connectivity profiles... even the uneditable ones.  I had to create them all by hand and set the browser to use them, etc.  And they are all editable, so I put in the homepage of my choice   Of course, the MEdia Net widget (on the TouchWiz) still goes to http://device.home  :p