Dolores,

I use the USB Anypoint on my desktop and a pc card version in my notebook.
They both installed without a problem and I was up and running in just a few
minutes. AnyPoint comes with internet sharing software also.

I don't understand about needing two different cards. From what I read on
the packages of the internal cards, you only need one in each machine. They
would all share the one DSL modem in the "host" computer as well as the
printers. When you install the software, it configures the connection as
well as sets up file and printer sharing. It is all very easy.

There are two different models also. A 1.6mps and a 10mps. If you have
anymore questions, let me know.

Kevin



"I have three computers at home and would like to network so we can all use
DSL and two printers. I've been looking at Intel's anypoint system and
wonder if anyone has used it. In reading the literature it looks like you
need to buy a unit for each machine, plug it in and go. I called a company
yesterday to check pricing and availability and they tell me I still need to
put in two different cards in my machines. If anyone has hooked up a
wireless network system I would appreciate knowing the details.
thanks,
dolores dewbury"


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