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To: Stuart T who wrote (9288)	11/14/1999 2:45:00 PM
From: Clarence Dodge	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14778

No the cards I have don't do TV. I don't have any experience with that feature. Sorry I couldn't help, Clarence

To: Stuart T who wrote (9288)	11/15/1999 12:20:00 PM
From: Plaz	Respond to of 14778

I was wondering how well a TV looked showing the computer screen. Depends on what you want to do. Most TV outs today will do a decent enough job so that you can watch a DVD movie or play a computer game on your TV. SVHS input to your TV is highly recommended. But if you want to read any words, you'll need a TV/monitor (will cost a couple of hundred more than a plain TV), i.e. a TV that is designed to work as a low res computer monitor. For example, I have a Magnovox 32" TV with SVHS input, but it is NOT a monitor TV. Even at 640x480 you can't read a single word on the computer screen. Too fuzzy. But the DVD output from my computer still looks awesome! Plaz

To: Stuart T who wrote (9288)	11/19/1999 9:56:00 PM
From: Stuart T	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 14778

All sorts of links about networking: Setting up Win95 home networks home.keyworld.net corp-reflection.com mindspring.com anandtech.com homepcnetwork.com Complete Guide to Networking Windows winplanet.com hardwarecentral.com dansdata.com timhiggins.com homepcnetwork.com General Networking Information hardwarecentral.com FAQ Windows 95/98 Networking ourworld.compuserve.com September 1, 1998 PC Magazine Networks Made Easy & Reviews of Networking Kits zdnet.com Linux Home Networking (modem sharing, firewall, drive sharing) linuxgazette.com tcu-inc.com imcnet.net DNS for the Home Network linuxgazette.com Linux IP Masquerading indyramp.com Linux internet sharing jgo.local.net Linux Router Project (router on a floppy) linuxrouter.org Linux Security for the Home Network linuxgazette.com Linux Backup for the Home Network linuxgazette.com Linux Firewall and Security Site linux-firewall-tools.com Linux with cable modems kernel-panic.com cablemodeminfo.com