>> The AirPort Extreme Base Station should be able to network both >> wireless and >> wired computers. If you have more than one Ethernet wired computer, >> you will >> need an Ethernet hub or, better, a switch. >> >> As for the school, you should be able to use those hotspots without any >> problem. There are even applications that will scan for available >> network >> (like KisMAC). >> >> -Laurent. >> -- > >There's also an automatic search feature for hotspots in your >neighborhood on the homepage of cnet.com. Also, check out >www.wififreespot.com for a comprehensive list of free wifi hotspots in >your area. > > >Zoltan Wow, sounds like this should be an easier problem than I expected. If that turns out to be the case, this should prove to be a completely different experience than the last time a Mac was my main computer. Thanks for the info, Brian
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