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"netaddikt" <netaddikt_@mindsprung.com> wrote in message
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eo0ah$vqi$1@domitilla.aioe.org...
> Which of these is best for a win95 OS2 laptop?
>
> Actiontec Model: 802CI2, 802CI3
> ORINOCO Gold PC Cards
> Accton PCMCIA card Model Number EW3201
> Linksys Model Number WPC11
> SOHO NCP110
> netgear ma401
Dont use 95 for networking...............
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Tony Field wrote:
> "netaddikt" <netaddikt_@mindsprung.com> wrote in message
> newseo0ah$vqi$1@domitilla.aioe.org...
>> Which of these is best for a win95 OS2 laptop?
>>
>> Actiontec Model: 802CI2, 802CI3
>> ORINOCO Gold PC Cards
>> Accton PCMCIA card Model Number EW3201
>> Linksys Model Number WPC11
>> SOHO NCP110
>> netgear ma401
>
> Dont use 95 for networking...............
That must be what he's using OS2 for... ;-)
--
derek
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> > Dont use 95 for networking...............
>
> That must be what he's using OS2 for... ;-)
I'm still trying to work out why not Win 95... 
David.
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