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wireless home network using vista
Can a desktop computer (Dell 3000) be used as an access point for a home
network? I'm looking for suggestions on how to use Sprint USB port wireless modem (card) through the desktop to hook up to a router to establish a wireless network in my home. I have found a broadband router that uses a PCMICA card for ISP access however I have not found a router that uses a USB modem/card. Can a desktop be used as a access point to hook up to a router for the wireless network? 
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