Yes, you can get to the menu bar with the clock volume etc. and find
the Airport there and if you arrow down, you'll find the name of your
network and once you hit enter on this, it should prompt you for the
password and I believe it even figures out if its wpa, wpa2 etc. Oh
yes you'll get there by hitting VO-keys + m twice.
hth
Scott
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On Jul 30, 2006, at 5:26 PM, hank smith wrote:
its all ready detected is there a way I can do it from the task bar
equivilent? the thingy where the clock is?
thanks
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----- Original Message ----- From: "David Poehlman"
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Subject: Re: configure wifi network with a password?
I assume you mean w p a.
The eeasiest way is to open internet connect in applications and
set up thee router name and choose the type of security and enter
the key. there are several types of w p a.
On Jul 30, 2006, at 5:05 PM, hank smith wrote:
hello I have a wifi connection
it was wide open
I just now protected it with a key
I need to tell the airport wifi connection to connect to my
wireless card via wap
how do I go to set the password up>
thanks
73
hank smith
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