At 9:38 AM -0800 2/25/03, Matthew Reidsrow wrote: >Ah, but he has an iBook, which does not have a built in modem or printer >port. From what I can tell from Linksys's website, there are no Mac drivers >available for their cards. You have a few options (all of which involve spending moolah)
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