thanks to both of you. this makes perfect sense. I have a netbook that I can
surf the web from without any problem even though my PC is off. I don't know
why I didn't think of this. thanks again for the clarification.
so far, Mac is exciting, but there's a lot to learn.
Chris writes:
Right. Th
Right. The first box is probably your cable modem or DSL modem depending
on how you are getting broadband. Those boxes generally only supply one
ethernet port to plug in one device. The second box is probably your
wireless router. It not only provides wireless internet service but it
also lets
Hi,
Since you've already put your Macbook pro onto the wireless network, all you
have to do is just unplug the pc from the second box and then when you need to
make changes to the network plug the Macbook Pro into where the pc was. I
think I'm right on this but if anyone else has ideas go ahead
Hi All,
My question is what do I need to do to have an internet connection when I
replace my PC with a Mac.
I just got my MacBook Pro yesterday. I made it through the setup
successfully. the Mac found my wireless home network, and I was able to type
my password and connect without any proble