Expert Zone Support WebCast: Do It Yourself: Install a wireless home network (920950)

Session Summary
Thursday, July 13, 2006:

This Expert Zone Support WebCast gives you a brief overview of why someone would want to install a wireless home network and a full description of how to do it. This presentation will include pictures of the hardware we chose and a step-by-step detailed description of how to install the network. It will also include the network setup wizard and related tools in Microsoft Windows XP.

This is a Level 200 session that will be presented by Joli Ballew.

Joli Ballew is a technology trainer and writer in the Dallas area. She holds several certifications. These certifications include Microsoft Certified System Engineer (MCSE), A+, and Microsoft Certified Desktop Technician (MCDST). Joli has almost 20 books available. These books include Debunking Windows (Paraglyph Press), Hardcore Windows XP (McGraw-Hill), and Windows XP: Do Amazing Things (Microsoft Press). Joli is also a regular Microsoft Expert Zone columnist. You can contact Joli at Joli_Ballew@hotmail.com. You can also visit Joli's newly designed Web site at http://www.joliballew.com.

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