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Topic # 3676 17-Mar-2005 09:55
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May sound like a silly post, but I want to add WIFI connectivity to my HP1945 PDA. I intend to buy a sandisk 256Mb+WIFI card and want to link to my desktop. Just two things I want to know if poss
1.. Can I use WIFI between 1 PC and a PDA with no router or access point.
2.. How easy is it to activsync via WIFI

Hope somebody can advise before I buy.

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Chris

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  Reply # 13850 27-Mar-2005 11:08
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Hello Chris.. Yes you can connect both, using "ad-hoc" instead of "infrastructure" mode, and wireless ActiveSync is not difficult - providing you don't have any personal firewall software blocking communications.




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