Network Bridge

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Dawn

I set up a wireless router. I have my laptop and desktop
up with both able to access the internet. The problem now
is linking the two computers. I don't see a network bridge
on my desktop. I did have an ethernet card on it to
connect to my cable modem before I set up the router. Do I
need the ethernet card? If so, I think that defeats the
wireless idea. Do I need an IEEE-1394 adapter or something
installed?? I would appreciate any suggestions.
 
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-----Original Message-----
I set up a wireless router. I have my laptop and desktop
up with both able to access the internet. The problem now
is linking the two computers. I don't see a network bridge
on my desktop. I did have an ethernet card on it to
connect to my cable modem before I set up the router. Do I
need the ethernet card? If so, I think that defeats the
wireless idea. Do I need an IEEE-1394 adapter or something
installed?? I would appreciate any suggestions.
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