Replies to post #3792 on Computer Learning (HELP)

[gotmilk]

"You can even in bed with the fonts." So this is why BobZ
finds this stuff so interesting :o)

Thanks, good summary.

"... renders everything the same [regardless] of operating system
or "office" suite preference...
... and you won't lose the real look of the document."

I forget what it was to describe:
- What You See Is What You Get (WYSIWYG)
or something like that i read in a Windows 3.1 manual i think.

Doug

[gotmilk]

tc, I'am not sure what this wireless talk is all about except for
those that have a notebook type pc as a second pc to the one
called desktop. I guess a wireless connection allows the notebook
to be connected when the desktop one is not. Can a wireless setup
allow more than one pc to connect to the web ?

I guess the home network setup factors in here someplace.

Better i ask a simple question first, does the wireless connection
work with like i have, the telephone jack dial-up service,
or is it build for those high-speed types ?

This recent post on this board #msg-1172904 has the following:
Dell builds its wireless portfolio
http://cl.com.com/Click?q=27-z9ZmIqI34RlZMF9TVwFpkji-rBiR
has the click'able word 802.11g
also,
included on that same page is a click'able
New! Q&A on myths and realities of Web services.
Maybe Si & iHub are mentioned :o)

doug