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Started by scuzzy, June 02, 2001, 11:53 hrs

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scuzzy

Faye,



It requires more than simple software to have 2 or more computers on the same connection, at the same time, to the Internet. There must be some type of connection between the computers, along with the networking software, to share the same connection. There are many options, but you'll have to perform some type of home networking to accomplish what you want.



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Is there software that I can get to allow me to use both my laptop and my desktop at the same time (to access the internet)?