On 10/1/06, Bob W, discombobulated, unleashed: >On the subject of Macs, perhaps you can help me. > >One of my friends has been a longtime Mac user, and has a Powerbook G4. She >has recently also bought a desktop PC, which she is very pleased with. She >is due to get a wireless broadband connection soon, and would obviously like >to be able to have both machines connected at the same time. I thought that >these Macs had an Airport (?) card built in, but the system information >thingy doesn't list it. OK, there must be a slot for it so it can go in like >the PCMCIA card in my PC, but I couldn't find anything. > >So how does one add a wireless broadband card (or whatever magic Macs use) >to a Powerbook G4?
As well as Charles' answer, here's another way to check: Top left on the menu bar, click on the Apple logo, see and click on 'About This Mac'. When the About This Mac window opens, click on the 'More Info...' button and at the left of the next window, under 'Contents', see 'Network'. If the contents of Network aren't listed, click on the small black triangle to view the contents. one of which will say 'AirPort Card'. if the AirPort card is present, it will say. The physical location is inside the computer (obviously ;-) but removable if necessary. HTH Cheers, Cotty ___/\__ || (O) | People, Places, Pastiche ||=====| http://www.cottysnaps.com _____________________________
