Mikkel L. Ellertson wrote:
Mike McCarty wrote:
Les Mikesell wrote:
I suppose a computer without a network might still have
some use but I can't think of it offhand. Is it working
for you or are you working for it when you hand-carry
the data over?
Umm, contract work developing software for pharmacies until
recently (last August). I don't have *any* computers connected
to a "network", unless you consider my ADSL modem a network
connection. Certainly I have no "shares" at all.
I would consider the connection to your ADSL modem a network
connection. I would also consider a dial-up connection a network
connection. What else would you call them? You would probably
classify them as WAN rather then LAN connections, but they are
network connections.
Precisely. So I have exactly one of my computers with network
connections, the one to my ADSL modem. And I do classify it
as WAN.
Mike
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