"Rodney Myrvaagnes" wrote in message
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Thanks much. THis is helpful. My computer automated much of the matter
as I discovered after my first post. RTFM was unnecessary as it turned
out. This computer advertises "no configuration connectivity" on the
box and really doesn't have much of a M to RTF.

It did have a card that showed where the antenna switch was. Very
useful, since it isn't at all conspicuous.

Glad to hear you are up and running. My Panasonic Toughbook 48 came with a
manual with about 7 pages on Wifi...following the manual was a breeze, but
still pretty exciting stuff to make that first connection!

I look forward to hearing how you set up your boat to handle wifi...clearly
the next step!!

On Mon, 31 Jan 2005 14:22:27 GMT, "Glendon"
wrote:


"Rodney Myrvaagnes" wrote in message
.. .
Thanks much. THis is helpful. My computer automated much of the matter
as I discovered after my first post. RTFM was unnecessary as it turned
out. This computer advertises "no configuration connectivity" on the
box and really doesn't have much of a M to RTF.

It did have a card that showed where the antenna switch was. Very
useful, since it isn't at all conspicuous.

Glad to hear you are up and running. My Panasonic Toughbook 48 came with a
manual with about 7 pages on Wifi...following the manual was a breeze, but
still pretty exciting stuff to make that first connection!

I look forward to hearing how you set up your boat to handle wifi...clearly
the next step!!

I don't really expect to do anything to the boat for wifi. I will have
the laptop on board and if a marina has a public node I will use it. I
also have a keychain hotspot detector to carry ashore.



Rodney Myrvaagnes NYC J36 Gjo/a

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