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Yes you can do it.  Its acually ver y simple.  You will need to set up
Internet Connection Sharing on the computer with the gateway to the
internet.  ICS sets up a "small DHCP" server on the host computer;
therefore, allowing 5 computers (if the host is win98, or ME) to connect to
the internet through it.  To install ICS, go into Add/Remove
Programs>Windows setup and simply put a check into Internet Connection
Sharing. You can then go to Start>Programs>Accessories>Internet Tools and
run the wizard.

There are other ways of doing this, but this to me is the simplest, and it
works quite well.

In answer to your other question, yes.  You will be able to access the
computer through Network Neihborhood.  You can test its functionality by
simpley searching for the computers name in Find>computers.

"Bj�rn Anton" <nc-antonbj4@netcologne.de> wrote in message
news:9l5umv$l7k$1@news.netcologne.de...
> Hello,
>
> I have got a question concerning wireless lan (802.11b) If I only have two
> Wirelesslan Cards(one in my notebook and one in my desktop computer) i
have
> already found out that they can connect to each other(peer to peer). But I
> still have one question, If the desktop computer is connected to the
> Intrenet using an eathernetcard and DSL can I share the Internet
connection
> with the Notebook using the Wireless connection (and maybe some software)
or
> do I have t buy an Access Point? how is the peer to peer connection
> integrated into the OS(Windows)? Is there only connection possible with
> special software or can I access the notebook using the Network Nabourhood
> for example in Windows.
>
> Thanx for any answer..
> Bjoern.
>
> P.S.: Does one of you have any link to related material( an introdution to
> WLAN or something on the net)?
>
>