True Mobile 1300 "G" and Hotel Wi Fi

[Mike]

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My boss has a Dell X300 notebook with I think a True Mobile 1300 "G" WiFi
card.
He complains when he goes to hotels w/ WIFI that it's very expensive and he
doesn't know how to configure
his notebook so he can use the hotel wifi.

Two questions:

is there a central source (website) to visit that'll show wifi hotspots for
a specific location?
how can he configure his notebook true mobile 1300"G" so he can use the
hotel wifi?

Thanks,

Mike

 

[Guest]

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Most hotels give out instruction sheets on how to access their wifi networks
step by step going through the Windows networking screens. He's probably one
of those manager types that would rather bitch and moan at their staff
rather than spend a minute trying to get it working himself.

It's amazing how many top executives out there don't even know how to turn
on their own laptops or can't figure out how to open Outlook to read their
E-mails. Try to discuss networking with them and they just don't have a
freaking clue...

"Mike" <wxyz09@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> My boss has a Dell X300 notebook with I think a True Mobile 1300 "G" WiFi
> card.
> He complains when he goes to hotels w/ WIFI that it's very expensive and
he
> doesn't know how to configure
> his notebook so he can use the hotel wifi.

 

[Mike]

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Is there a wifi newsgroup out there?

Mike

"Mike" <wxyz09@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:kpOzc.49589$TR1.18969@nwrddc01.gnilink.net...
> My boss has a Dell X300 notebook with I think a True Mobile 1300 "G" WiFi
> card.
> He complains when he goes to hotels w/ WIFI that it's very expensive and
he
> doesn't know how to configure
> his notebook so he can use the hotel wifi.
>
> Two questions:
>
> is there a central source (website) to visit that'll show wifi hotspots
for
> a specific location?
> how can he configure his notebook true mobile 1300"G" so he can use the
> hotel wifi?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mike
>
>
>

 

[Guest]

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The organic entity known as Mike communicated the following:

> Is there a wifi newsgroup out there?

alt.internet.wireless

 

[Mike]

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Thanks,

Mike

"LaVacheQuiRit" <i.dont.want.spam@xs4all.invalid> wrote in message
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> The organic entity known as Mike communicated the following:
>
> > Is there a wifi newsgroup out there?
>
> alt.internet.wireless

 

[Mike]

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Thanks,

Mike

<anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:10cvi2bihuo7i3c@corp.supernews.com...
> Most hotels give out instruction sheets on how to access their wifi
networks
> step by step going through the Windows networking screens. He's probably
one
> of those manager types that would rather bitch and moan at their staff
> rather than spend a minute trying to get it working himself.
>
> It's amazing how many top executives out there don't even know how to turn
> on their own laptops or can't figure out how to open Outlook to read their
> E-mails. Try to discuss networking with them and they just don't have a
> freaking clue...
>
> "Mike" <wxyz09@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:kpOzc.49589$TR1.18969@nwrddc01.gnilink.net...
>
> > My boss has a Dell X300 notebook with I think a True Mobile 1300 "G"
WiFi
> > card.
> > He complains when he goes to hotels w/ WIFI that it's very expensive and
> he
> > doesn't know how to configure
> > his notebook so he can use the hotel wifi.
>
>