i have a microsoft wired base station. it has the network, and the internet router built in. could i just connect the ethernet card to it and be able to access the internet? the reason i'd want to access the internet on it is, i cant transfer large files over floppy disks off the internet to my mac. right now i have a win98 se machine on the internet connected to that base station, and i use transmac to transfer stuff through the floppy. so is it just possible to get it on the internet? or is it not worth trying?
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