Wireless Network

[Diana-13]

I have a T3 and recently installed a wireless network in my home and I
have wireless access at work.  Would I need anything besides a T3 Wi-Fi
card to access wireless networks?

From the Palm Site

Connect anywhere you have Wi-Fi access - at home, the office or at
hotels, cafes and airports using Wi-Fi (802.11b, channels 1 - 11)
wireless technology. Send and receive email, browse the web, even
wirelessly synchronize with your computer (may require additional
service plans, software and equipment).

Conserves battery life with low-power standby mode
Includes PPTP VPN client for secure access to corporate networks
Supports WEP encryption with 64 or 128 bit key length
P10952U

[Ian Mackereth]

Nothing except a charging cable or cradle handy, as the wi-fi chews
through the T3's already fairly poor battery life!


Diana wrote:

> I have a T3 and recently installed a wireless network in my home and I
> have wireless access at work. Would I need anything besides a T3 Wi-Fi
> card to access wireless networks?
>
> >From the Palm Site
>
> Connect anywhere you have Wi-Fi access - at home, the office or at
> hotels, cafes and airports using Wi-Fi (802.11b, channels 1 - 11)
> wireless technology. Send and receive email, browse the web, even
> wirelessly synchronize with your computer (may require additional
> service plans, software and equipment).
>
> Conserves battery life with low-power standby mode
> Includes PPTP VPN client for secure access to corporate networks
> Supports WEP encryption with 64 or 128 bit key length
> P10952U
>
>
>
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[christian-71]

Hi,

 

Around a week ago, I spotted that I was down to a single screw on my T-3. A
little anxious searching of this group and online, gave me
www.infosystemspro.com <http://www.infosystemspro.com/>  . Today a nice
little parcel arrived in Scotland from Connecticut and my T3 is perfect
again.

 

So, just a testimonial that the service from this site is first class and
I'd really recommend it to anyone missing those screws.

 

Back to lurking,

Christian



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[David Wade Hagar]

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> Around a week ago, I spotted that I was down to a single screw on my T-3. A
> little anxious searching of this group and online, gave me
> www.infosystemspro.com <http://www.infosystemspro.com/>  . Today a nice
> little parcel arrived in Scotland from Connecticut and my T3 is perfect
> again.

It sounds a bit unprofessional and definitely not a very skilled method,
but I'd get some clear nail polish and tab a bit over the screws along
the slider.  Not much, but when it dries it'll keep them from slipping
out.  They make professional products that do the same thing but they
are far more expensive.

Thank my mother for this one.  A long time ago when I was a kid we used
to have to do this to my glasses as they screws wanted to fall out after
several hard days on the playground.  You try to find a screw in 3" of
gravel. :P

Anyway, hope this helps someone keep their PDA whole!
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