Re: Convert Wireless back to Wired...

Datamon wrote:

>> My (company) PC has a VPN card for LAN access, and wireless is
>> disabled. (don't ask...).
>
>> When I travel, a lot of hotels have wireless only, which is useless to
>> me w/ this laptop.
>
>> Does anyone know of a device that will convert the "wireless" bak to
>> Wired?
>
> Happy?
>
> tia...

Not a bit. First you asked a question. Then you responded to it with
another, apparently unrelated question, with no quoting to give an
indication of what you meant.

To illustrate the problem. I could have just posted a message consisting of
"Yes". It would completely answer one of your questions, and solve your
problem, but would you be any wiser?

The full text of that second post was "Is it a travel router?". What is
"it"?

Finally you responded to _me_, without quoting anything of what I wrote.

Please learn to use usenet before asking questions. This should help:

http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html

Really, we're happy to help here, but you've got to ask intelligible
questions.
--
derek
.

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