[infoshare] Re: Setting up and configuring a wireless connection.
- From: "Lynne" <superlynne@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <infoshare@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 12 Jun 2009 19:46:10 -0400
Hi, Al.
The following procedure assumes that they have wireless capability.
Open the Start Menu.
Highlight and Enter on the Connect to option.
Down arrow to the Show All Connections option and Enter.
Listen to the resulting list.
If the wireless option is available, move to this option and press the
application key
next down arrow to the View Available Wireless connections option and press
Enter.
A List of wireless options should appear. If it is setup, the default
connection should be the first one in the list. Use the arrow keys to hear
the wireless connections available.
Some are secured and require a password; others are unsecured and you can
try those.
Highlight a connection and press Tab to move to the Connect button and
Enter.
You may receive a prompt for either a password or Windows asking whether or
not you would like to connect to this unsecured connection. If a password
is required, type it in and press Enter. If you're using an unsecured
connection, it should connect fairly quickly.
Good luck with this and have a lovely weekend.
Lynne
---- Original Message -----
From: "Albert Cutolo" <acutolo@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: <infoshare@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, June 12, 2009 10:09 AM
Subject: [infoshare] Setting up and configuring a wireless connection.
Good morning to my infoshare partners and friends on the infoshare list.
I'm writing to ask, if anyone knows or can point me in the right
direction,
whether or not there are any audio tutorials as too how to go about
setting
up and configuring a wireless router, and how too configure the connection
between the desktop computer, and a laptop.
My reason for asking, is because I'm going to be visiting my sister and
Mother in Michigan in Augost, and would like to take along my laptop so
that
I can retrieve my email messages, and keep myself from going crazy while
visiting them. As you all know from the experience of being blind, and
going to a place where they only use cars to get around, after a while,
you
sort of run out of having things too talk about. Thus, even though I
might
have bookstoo bring along to read, I would like to have the ability to
have
my laptop along, so that I can go on the web, or read emails that are of
interest to me.
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