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>> I have a laptop with an orinoco gold card, can I use that to connect to
>> an Apple Airport? The airport isn't in my building so I can't just put a
>> gold card in it.
> Only if the encryption is turned off AFAIK.  

you can crypt, just five byte key, not 13.  airport is a silver card.

randy

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