If all else fails for Ken's internet access, I have a Sprint Broadband card that plugs into a USB port. It gives decent speed if Sprint has broadband coverage in the area, otherwise it reverts to something similar to "dial-up". I don't know Ken's exact location and don't really trust published coverage maps anyway.

It's not "plug-and-play" but requires a little set-up. The card is on my account and I'm already paying the bill. If there is someone in Ken's area familiar with the card (I believe that it is a Sierra 495), I'll send it to you so that you can try installing it in Ken's computer.

KenOehler

As it was explained to me many years ago, "I feel sorry for those who believe that ballistics is an exact science. They just don't understand the problems."