I haven't read all of this, so please don't be upset if I missed
something you're looking for. In any event, it's very very simple.
If you have signal, then all you need is to connect to the router.
If there is no password for the router, no problem. If there is a
password, you should know when you try to load safari. Your mail
program shouldn't matter if you want to receive or send
Brian
On Aug 11, 2005, at 3:31 PM, Bryce Lee wrote:
So my iBook tells me I have a signal.
Then what?
If I am out of range of my ISP, how do I connect?
My e-mail program is Powermail
web browsing is Mozilla...
I should maybe know these things...then again...
Bryce Lee
Burlington, Ontario
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