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How do I use Fred-eZone with a laptop, desktop, or PDA computer?

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How do I use Fred-eZone with a laptop, desktop, or PDA computer?

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• Laptop Computer: Many modern laptops come with a wireless card already installed. These cards are continually scanning for wireless networks. Open the settings for your wireless card (can be found in either the Start menu under Programs, or in the Control Panel) to determine the wireless networks that have been discovered. If there are multiple networks found, choose Fred-eZone. If your wireless card does not automatically scan, then under the card settings type “Fred-eZone” into the SSID to specifically seek that network. A laptop without an internal wireless card can be made WiFi-ready by purchasing an external card that plugs into either the PCMCIA slot or USB port. Purchasing a card to outfit a laptop will cost between $50 and $120 depending on brand, place of purchase, and technology used. Following installation and setup, these cards are ready to begin scanning for networks. Again, choose Fred-eZone if multiple networks are discovered, or enter “Fred-eZone” as the SSID. • Deskt

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