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Old 12-27-2008, 12:08 PM #3
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Can i add mine?

I have AT&T DSL. I have a Linksys wireless router that is not hooked up.

Lil'Monkey bought herself a Dell PC before Christmas.

What do I need to do to hook her up to the internet?

She is big time supervised on the internet and doesn't have access to her own passwords. Her computer is in her room. Scary I know, but with her music and school work, one computer wasn't working for us.

Sorry to hyjack RW. I hope you can get DSL. I had dial up until we moved here. The phone wiring in my house wouldn't support DSL.
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