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  • Publisher:  TidBITS
  • Date added:  29-Oct-2007
  • Rating:   5 vote(s)
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  • Language:   English
  • License:   Shareware - Time Limit
  • Price: $ 10.00
  • OS:   Windows 98/NT/2000/ME/XP/VISTA
  • UpdateDate:   29-Oct-2007
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Take Control of Your AirPort Network Information

by Glenn Fleishman161 pages, 2.5 MB downloadPDF format, designed for reading online or printingUpdated: September 15, 2005Free 29-page excerpt available!Make your AirPort network fly with the help of Wi-Fi networking expert Glenn Fleishman! Glenn shows you how to select the best networking gear (AirPort hardware and cheaper options!), position your base station for optimal performance, configure your devices, and lock out snoopers. Learn the four things to consider when purchasing hardware (and what device to avoid!), solutions to six common configuration problems, and four ways to extend your network's range. Whether you're just getting started with wireless or you have an existing network you want to expand or make more secure, you'll find up-to-date information that will save you money and time. Cool extras! Locate adapters for older Macs and get the scoop on AirPort Express and AirTunes!
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