Home network

i just went through this with a friend of mine and then myself at the small
office i work so im no expert but i think i did finally sort it all out.
there are actually a few ways you can do it. you can just add a wireless
network card to each and run them in "ad hoc" mode OR you can connect a
wireless access point to a standard NIC in one and add a wireless NIC to the
other OR connect a wireless access point to your cable or dsl connection and
add wireless NICs to both PCs OR you can connect a wireless router to a
standard NIC in one and add a wireless NIC to the other. the router seems to
be the easiest to expand on later and most versatile, i think it's also the
best choice if you're sharing cable or dsl but if you're sharing dial up
then it might be trouble because all the wireless routers i saw were
wireless broadband routers and some if not all might cause problems during
setup if they don't detect that cable or dsl connection.

"anthony fidler" <anthony.fidler RemoveThis @ntlworld.com> wrote in message
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 > I am going to network 2 pc`s together to share files , a printer and my
 > internet connection. I know how to link them up with a cable but was
 > wondering what exactly I would need for a wireless network. Do I need 2
 > wireless cards, 1 for each pc or do I just need 1 wireless card and a
 > router. Please help as I don`t know anything about wireless networks.
 >
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