From: "Glenn Meadows" 

They've got 5 machines at home now, as I figure it from talking to him.
Have no clue how he had all of them setup.  He's got 3 computers, 2
personal and 1 company laptop, and each of his kids have laptops, Thinkpad
T20's. The router is a new Wireless Linksys.  Have no clue what he's
replacing though.

Going to stay out of that end of the setup.  I do check his company laptop
every couple of weeks, it's squeaky clean at each checkup though.

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Glenn M.
"John Beamish"  wrote in message
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> Well, the only reason for a router is the existence of multiple machines
> so he's a good part of the way there already.
>
> Comped ISP and AOL means he's saving a few bucks every month.  Now put
> that toward a new machine for himself (or son) and the old machine (which
> you've just spent ages recovering) can be used for the Black Gospel world.
>
> For your sake, I sure hope you can convince him of the error of his ways!
>
> On Wed, 02 May 2007 18:33:07 -0400, Glenn Meadows 
> wrote:
>
>> We'll see what he does. He just bought a router for home, so let's see
>> how
>> he does setting it all up.
>>
>> I'm working on him to realize he can KEEP his AOL email and screen names
>> now, without paying them, and have his ISP be someone local, and even if
>> he
>> moves to another city in the future, he'll still have all his AOL  stuff.
>> I
>> don't think he grasps the concept, or he's just too cheap to spend the
>> bucks
>> for another ISP.  Since his AOL account is comped and paid for by AOL,
>> including the DSL provisioning, he doesn't pay a dime out of pocket.
>>
>> I guess you get what you pay for.
>>
>

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