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networking

I have a dell 4600 and a inspiron 2650 laptop. I would like to be able to connect them and use the internet on either one and share files between each other. I am assuming this would be networking and maybe wireless networking? I am unfamiliar with this and looking for the best way to make this happen. any suggestions would be appreciated.
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    Posted May 6th, 2004 09:00

    Thanks Jim. One other question. I bought an inspiron 2650 used, but it has all of the software. but when I try to open a word program it defaults to a page asking for the key code. It did not come with the disc for word. Is there any other way to get the key code?

    chris

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    Posted May 7th, 2004 05:00

    That's telling you that Office never got activated and you will need the 25 character key code that came with MS Office, or at least I think that is what is happening.  Office allows a certain number of usages, around 5, before it turns all documents into a Read Only status and then you must activate.
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    Posted May 9th, 2004 14:00

    If you are not able to get the key for Word (1st owner may help) try Open Office.  Open Office is a very good option.  It can be downloaded for free from www.openoffice.org Most people would not know it's not MS Office.

    Tony

     

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    Posted February 1st, 2024 11:56

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    Posted February 1st, 2024 11:58