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In a message dated 4/15/08 9:51:40 AM, brittman914@gmail.com writes:<BR>
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Adaptor ---> Duo.<BR>
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This is exactly what I did with my 2300c...<BR>
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A few years ago, in an attempt to do just what you're trying to do, I found this clip-on wireless Ethernet bridge on Ebay; it's about the size of a 10-year-old garage-door opener(!), but it did work. Of couse, it needed to be plugged in... but it did have a browser-enabled setup page.<BR>
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So I utilized it with my Newer Etherdock and was able to (gasp!) be wireless on my 2300c!!<BR>
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I even once took it to my local Apple store -- after knowing beforehand what the wifi SSID was to set it up at home -- and located a power outlet to sit by, and was wowin' the Genius Bar with wifi on a machine made years before wifi was around...!<BR>
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Craig W.<BR>
Atlanta -- Houston<BR>
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