Larry
Even if you could establish an ad hoc WiFi connection between your laptops your
wife and you cannot both use the T-Mobile GPRS card at the same time. I
seriously doubt that she could even connect to the card if it's in your laptop.
Either obtain a card for her or load the software on her laptop (internet
manager) and let her use the card.
Ron
Larry Feather <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Just got my wife a laptop and would like to allow her to use the
internet via her built-in 802.11G card through my T-mobile card on my
laptop. Anyone got any ideas on how to do this? Thanks.
Larry
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