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I have bought Office Professional 2007 for my Club because of the Access component. I was told by a retailer that it could be run on the Club computer and on my home computer. This was important as I wanted to work as much at home as at the Club - just transferring data as required. Now I am not so sure that it can run on 2 computers. How can I find out for sure?

Ok I have got 2 comps one is a dual pent 3 cpu server with windows 2000 the other is a reg pent 4 with windows xp. I wish to connect them both not for internet just for file sharing and playing games,what is the easiest & cheapest way to do this i am a noob so could some explain this to me like I'm a retard without any jargon keep it plain a simple.....thnx Edit/Delete Message

Ok ive got 2 comps one is a dual pent 3 cpu server with windows 2000 the other is a reg pent 4 with windows xp. i wish to connect them both not for internet just for file shareing and playn games,what is the easiest & cheapest way to do this i am a noob so could some explain this to me like im a retard without any jargon keep it plain a simple.....thnx Waterfall methodology

Ok ive got 2 comps one is a dual pent 3 cpu server with windows 2000 the other is a reg pent 4 with windows xp. i wish to connect them both not for internet just for file shareing and playn games,what is the easiest & cheapest way to do this i am a noob so could some explain this to me like im a retard without any jargon keep it plain a simple.....thnx

I'm wondering what I need to connect everything to a new laser printer that has network connectivity. The instructions say I need a USB 2.0 cable to connect, but I'm assuming that's to connect to one computer. Do I need two USB 2.0 cables to connect two computers? The instructions for a network connection they say I need to connect the network cable. Is that the same as a USB 2.0 cable? ...

No switches, not needed for routing to a simple p2p network of two end users. All outbound packets are for that machine. As digioz says, cross-over cable and twi network cards. Strange you don't want to share internet. In which case a simple router and two Ethernet cables.

To get to the Network Wizard in XP, all one need do is open the Start Menu and choose Programs, from there open the Accessories folder and locate the Communications choice within. It is in here that one will see the Network Setup Wizard. By starting this wizard and if memory serves, after clicking Next the first time there will be a highlighted section titled "Create a checklist" or something to ...

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http://www.smh.com.au/news/articles/...?page=fullp age A Sydney internet cafe is the first venue in Australia - and among the first in the world - to install high-tech computer monitors capable of displaying games and movies in 3D without forcing the user to wear special 3D glasses. Customers of Beyond Internet Gaming, which is located below the movie cinemas on ...

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samsung X360 Laptop is Super Skinny http://www.techgadgets.in/laptop/2008/30/new-samsu ng-x360-laptop-lighter-than-macbook-air/ It's pretty clear where Samsung is going with the X360 laptop when you notice it's branded it as "lighter than air" and say it's the "lightest notebook in its 13.3 inch class" since it weighs just 1.27 kg . Inside there's a 45nm Core 2 Duo mobile ...

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