On 8/21/02 1:07 AM, "Ryan Coleman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Go to whichever computer currently has the AP card installed, open > the Airport application (apple menu). There is a button on the bottom > of the window that opens that says "Software Basestation...", click > that, then follow the prompts and you would be good to go. > > -- > Ryan A couple of questions remain. I know this topic was discussed for days about a month or two ago, but I was not interested at that time. That'll teach me. Anyway, I am now running 10.1.5 on both of these machines and I understand that the feature is not available except in 9. I also understand that it will be included in 10.2 so I will wait til Saturday. My only question is, can I still use the computer that is the basestation normally? Sorry for my ignorance and I appreciate all of you who have seen this before. Greg
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