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Evil early on
I used to configure networks for people years ago when Network Magic was included in the AOL Installation. Inevitably. I'd have systems sharing files and printers without a problem, install the latest version of AOL for them (for AOL users only, of course) and the installation of Network Magic would blow out everything I'd already configured and force me to set it up all over again.

While inexperienced users need help, the Windows built-in Wizards in XP and Vista simplified the process enough that paying for additional software to complete the same task seem unnecessary to me.
Posted by: MariusSilverwolf   Posted on: 05/09/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Evil early on  MariusSilverwolf | 05/09/08
No Unix/Linux support  R_Connelie@... | 05/09/08
RE: Network Magic simplifies tasks for home users  ppmartin | 05/09/08
RE: Network Magic simplifies tasks for home users  karaokejoe | 05/12/08
Great, now I feel I can go tackle that network  roodtjan | 05/12/08
RE: Network Magic simplifies tasks for home users  neil.delorito@... | 05/13/08
I have already Bought Network Magic  dpelkey4 | 05/13/08
RE: Network Magic simplifies tasks for home users  dpelkey4 | 05/13/08
RE: Network Magic simplifies tasks for home users  Jim E | 05/20/08

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