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crazybobo

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#3049 29-Dec-2004 14:30

Can you connect to the internet with out using a modem?? I want to use the my pocket pc on the internet by using the wireless connection I have with my Labtop. Can it be done?

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#11379 29-Dec-2004 14:39

Do you want to use the Pocket PC without connecting to your provider, by sharing the same connection as your laptop? If this is the case then you could try using a Wi-Fi SD card and connect to your Wireless network via an an Access Point or directly to your laptop's wireless card on an Ad-Hoc network.

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#11380 29-Dec-2004 14:43

yes that is what I want to do but I dont have the card... Can I use my USB cable?

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#11381 29-Dec-2004 14:46

You can use the USB cable. When the Pocket PC is connected to ActiveSync you should be able to access the Internet.

Make sure you have ActiveSync options configured like this:

crazybobo

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#11382 29-Dec-2004 14:51

It is set up like that now I need to know how to set my pocket pc connections up... and I must say you are awsome and smart.

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#11383 29-Dec-2004 14:55

I was looking at the connection settings on my phone and it keeps asking for a dailing #. I dont want to use a modem at all so... I am stuck hehe... Can I download something for this???

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