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From: mm on 4 Apr 2008 12:18
A friend bought a Mac Powerbook G3 laptop, with Mac OS 8.7. It has a
network port and 2 pcmicia slots, one atop the other, but apparently
it can take more than that to connect to the net wirelessly. For
example, to use a wireless card.

What does he have to do? Is the fact significant that most wireless
cards I've looked at say nothing about Mac on them?

Thanks

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From: That Bloke on 5 Apr 2008 08:53
Most wireless PCMCIA and USB adaptors are looking for the System X Operating
system.
You need to do a lot of work to get ther ewith that machine.



"mm" <NOPSAMmm2005(a)bigfoot.com> wrote in message
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>A friend bought a Mac Powerbook G3 laptop, with Mac OS 8.7. It has a
> network port and 2 pcmicia slots, one atop the other, but apparently
> it can take more than that to connect to the net wirelessly. For
> example, to use a wireless card.
>
> What does he have to do? Is the fact significant that most wireless
> cards I've looked at say nothing about Mac on them?
>
> Thanks
>
> If you are inclined to email me
> for some reason, remove NOPSAM :-)


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