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On Mon, 2004-01-26 at 10:31, Van L. Loggins wrote:
> does anyone know of a graphical type program that I can use to be 

> able to monitor my wireless signal strength.

	Right-click on the panel, under "Add to Panel", "Internet", look for
"Wireless Link Monitor" or something like that.  Viola!

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Danny


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