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In XP it's easy to see the network connections after establishing a VPN. HOWEVER, where can you see the network connections in VISTA? <br />
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Is there a good site or tutorial on using VISTA? It is driving me crazy trying to join networks, sign onto them etc.
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In XP it's easy to see the network connections after establishing a VPN. HOWEVER, where can you see the network connections in VISTA? 

Is there a good site or tutorial on using VISTA? It is driving me crazy trying to join networks, sign onto them etc.

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