Monthly Archives: October 2003

First off, if you will be using your PC Notebook computer more than half the time on a wireless network, get Windows XP. XP’s ‘Wireless Zero Configuration’ (WZC) feature makes life so much easier. WZC eliminates the need to install … Continue reading →

I was an early adopter of Wi-Fi with Buffalo’s first wireless Access Point (AP) the WLA-L11. You could plug this AP into an existing computer network and have instant wireless access. Pretty nifty. The web interface was utilitarian in appearance … Continue reading →

Kudos to my sources at CNET for finding this nifty bit of software. I have often complained about the static location of the application’s menu bar when working with a dual-display. When you are working on the non-primary display, it … Continue reading →