on 8/10/04 3:07 PM, Fabian Fang at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Are you somehow dissatisfied with the onboard Ethernet, which has > served me well for years? If it is Ethernet speed that you wish to > improve, you may find that a PowerBook 3400c, with nice design but > seven years old, has other limitations. > > While I have an all-Linksys wireless network, I doubt that they even > have Mac drivers for your card. You may wish to try a more > Mac-friendly brand. Not dissatisfied, curious. Here's the card in hand, it is 10/100, will it work and will it produce overall improvement in speed across ethernet? I also have a 3COM Megahertz card, but it has a truly strange connector looking that they call Xjack and I call pitchfork and bail. What is the proper way to clean the screen and keep it clear of dust etc>? -- All the Best,
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