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To: Dave Taylor who wrote (3637)	11/21/1998 6:04:00 PM
From: Clarence Dodge	of 14778

Dave My son would like to network his 2 computers anandtech.com has recently posted a good 2-part Introduction to Networking article which goes over your options pretty well. I would agree with Spots to go with a 10/100 Fast Ethernet Kit. If yours sons network will consist of only two machines for the near-term future you could also,so I understand, dispense with the hub until another machine is added and use what is called a crossover network where the machines are wired directly to each other. This is all covered in Anands networking primer... your son should check it out. Clarence

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