Traveling Wireless

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<quote>
If you are traveling, you can get a list of available wireless networks in
the area where you will be staying by entering the city, state or province,
and postal code for that area.</quote>

That quote is from the xp help files.

Where does one 'enter' the city, etc. information mentioned?

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Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windows.networking.wireless (More info?)

Hi Neo,

This option will only be seen if you have signed up with a Wireless ISP
(WISP). If you have signed up with a WISP, there
will be two additional tasks on the 'View Available Networks' page that will
let you 'Find a wireless network location' and
'Reveal access points of wireless providers'. Using the 'Find a wireless
network location' task you can find the addresses for
access points that are part of the WISP.

The text in the help file is a bit confusing and does not let people
know that this option is only available to WISP users.

Thanks,
Chris Gual [MSFT]
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"Neo Anderson" <n.anderson@morpheus.con> wrote in message
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> <quote>
> If you are traveling, you can get a list of available wireless networks in
> the area where you will be staying by entering the city, state or
> province, and postal code for that area.</quote>
>
> That quote is from the xp help files.
>
> Where does one 'enter' the city, etc. information mentioned?
>
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>
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