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I have two really basic questions...
1. Is an Ethernet card the same as a network card? 2. Currently, in my office we are all on individual dial up modems. We have a high speed line coming into the office but dedicated to one computer at the moment. I have just purchased a new Dell computer with Windows XP Home edition on it. I am told that Windows XP Home edition is not "networkable". If we decide to connect several computers to the high speed line using a router (no server) and we do not need to share printers or drives, can we use the XP Home software? |
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