Older OS's can also set up "ad hoc" networks--the two powerbooks can access each other via just the cards. I did that recently with a friend who was trying to see if his setup would work and we didn't have an ethernet router handy. With the Proxim/Farallon Skyline software that came with my card, all I have to do is click on the wireless icon on the desktop, choose "Network (SSID) and then choose "create ad hoc" from the list. The software does the rest.
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