Megane DCi 147bhp/350nwm
http://www.informationweek.com/blog/main/archives/2007/05/windows_rally_t.html
Sounds good to me!
"Plug in your router, type in a PIN number you find on the box, enter a name for the network and an access code and you're done. "
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It grew out of Windows Connect Now, he said. "WCN 1.0 was part of Windows XP Service Pack 2. Window Wireless Networking included a setup wizard that used a USB key to transfer wireless setup data to devices with USB ports. The next step, obviously, was to develop it for devices that you couldn't put a USB key into. As we got into WCN 2.0 we found there were several things to do, like automatic discovery of devices on the network."
Sounds like its going to make life for some people a hell of alot easier!
Sounds good to me!
"Plug in your router, type in a PIN number you find on the box, enter a name for the network and an access code and you're done. "
"
It grew out of Windows Connect Now, he said. "WCN 1.0 was part of Windows XP Service Pack 2. Window Wireless Networking included a setup wizard that used a USB key to transfer wireless setup data to devices with USB ports. The next step, obviously, was to develop it for devices that you couldn't put a USB key into. As we got into WCN 2.0 we found there were several things to do, like automatic discovery of devices on the network."
Sounds like its going to make life for some people a hell of alot easier!
