No keyboard problem here, since I'm using my own laptop...
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In a message dated 2/27/05 8:24:06 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ever since arriving in Paris yesterday, I've been baffled by the state of wi-fi here. When I checked into my hotel, I found a little wi-fi sign on the counter, which was good news, since I selected the hotel partially because Hotels.com said the place had wireless Internet access. But then I turned on my computer and opened my Web browser, only to discover that the hotel had the nerve of charging 25 euros a day for the privilege. That's more than 30 bucks to us currency-challenged Americans, which is sheer lunacy.
So I briefly sunk into a cyber funk and wondered if I'd be able to tolerate being offline
Andy, I had the same problem in the UK at an American hotel, even though I thought I had the solution. Ended up first buying a card to use the Internet and then going into London where I found some interesting Internet cafes. And the currency challenge was a problem to me ..
guess the keyboard was ok? Bonnie Bracey
bbracey at aol com
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