Thank you for tip! On 6/20/03 11:40 PM, "Scott" <scott-xlists at scotist.com> wrote: > > On Thursday, Jun 19, 2003, at 12:58 US/Pacific, Chip Matteson wrote: > >> So, has anyone used their laptops at Starbucks or their local Airport? >> How >> does that work? > > Worked fine at Starbucks. You join their network, and fire up your > browser. Regardless of what page you try to load, you'll get Starbucks' > signon page. From there, you either log in, or sign up for an account > and then log in. If I recall correctly, you can get a 'trial' account, > which reverts to a pay-as-you-go plan after a period of time. This > might be 24 hours, might be a week - I don't recall. > > I expect many airports will have a similar setup. > > Some coffee shops, libraries and so forth may have open networks for > your use. > > A few places also have wide-open networks which they may not realize > are wide open. These are more common than you'd think. The morality and > legality of using these will be left as an exercise for the reader. -- Chip Matteson Moonlight Photographics 811-R West Kings Hwy San Antonio, TX 78212 On the web: www.moonlightphoto.net/ E-mail: chip at moonlightphoto.net 210-733-7358 Work 210-733-9982 Fax 210-602-9192 Mobile