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Long time worked with mac<br />
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Hi EliasSportsBureau,

Long time worked with mac

Check this if you can find anything useful
http://www.spychecker.com/program/winsockxpfix.html [http://www.spychecker.com/program/winsockxpfix.html]

SR..

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Hello, I still need help with this. &nbsp;Would an Airport card fit into my imac? &nbsp;Or do I need to get one of those USB wireless devices?
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Hello, I still need help with this.  Would an Airport card fit into my imac?  Or do I need to get one of those USB wireless devices?

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I have an imac m5521. &nbsp;I would like to connect to a Linksys G wireless router. &nbsp;Would I need an airport wireless card for the imac or a usb wireless adapter? &nbsp;And if so, which one?
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I have an imac m5521.  I would like to connect to a Linksys G wireless router.  Would I need an airport wireless card for the imac or a usb wireless adapter?  And if so, which one?

imac m5521 and 802.11 wireless adapter?

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Wireless Hardware

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