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Issue 125

From Issue #125
September 2004

Sep 01, 2004  By Marcel Gagné
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KWiFiManager: kwifimanager.sourceforge.net

wmWAVE: wmwave.sourceforge.net

WmWiFi: wmwifi.digitalssg.net

wmifinfo: www.zevv.nl/wmifinfo

wavemon: www.janmorgenstern.de/projects-software.html

Marcel's Web site (check out the wine page): www.marcelgagne.com

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Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Wed, 11/17/2004 - 00:20.

Having supplied an account number,a login name and password where does one login for resources to an article
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Submitted by Keith Daniels on Thu, 11/18/2004 - 12:53.

We are finishing the system right now. In a few days it should be much simpler and you should always find the resources with the article and they should work without having to re-login

Sorry for the problems you have been having.

LJ

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