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11 Mbps Wireless LAN
PC Card User Guide
Fully featured wireless local area networking made simple
Version 2.0.3
http://www.3com.com/
http://support.3com.com/warrantyregistration/register.pl
Published December 2001
Version 2.0.3.1
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CONTENTS
1 INTRODUCTION
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How Does a Wireless LAN Work? |
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Network Association |
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Roaming |
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Security |
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INSTALLING THE WIRELESS CLIENT |
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Requirements |
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Inserting the PC Card |
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Using the XJACK Antenna |
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Installing the Software |
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Install Files |
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Set Up the PC Card |
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Install Utilities |
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Installing Under Service Pack 4 |
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Install Files |
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Install CardWizard |
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USING THE WIRELESS LAN |
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About the 3Com Icon |
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Interpreting Status Icons |
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Using the 3Com WLAN Configuration Utility |
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Using 3Com Administrator Utilities |
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4 SETTING THE WIRELESS CLIENT CONFIGURATION
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Changing Network and Security Settings |
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Network Settings |
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Security Settings |
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40-bit Shared Key (Wi-Fi) Encryption Settings |
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128-bit Dynamic Security Link Authentication |
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Setting up Auto Network Connect |
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Setting up an Ad Hoc Network |
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Starting an Ad Hoc Network Session |
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Joining an Ad Hoc Network Session |
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Ending an Ad Hoc Network Session |
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Changing Power, Traffic, and Address Settings |
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Changing Your Password |
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Running Diagnostics |
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Viewing Configuration Information |
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TROUBLESHOOTING |
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Diagnosing Problems |
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Using the Tools Window |
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Uninstalling the Card |
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Uninstalling Software Utilities |
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Updating PC Card Driver Software |
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Upgrading PC Card Firmware |
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A WINDOWS NT INSTALLATION WITHOUT NETWORKING INSTALLED
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Install CardWizard |
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Set Up the PC Card |
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Install Utilities 48 |
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B WINDOWS NT INSTALLATION WITH SOFTEX CARD EXECUTIVE
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Install Without Networking |
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Softex 2.8.2 and Above |
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Older Softex Versions |
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C TECHNICAL SUPPORT
Online Technical Services |
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World Wide Web Site |
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Support from Your Network Supplier |
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REGULATORY COMPLIANCE INFORMATION
INTRODUCTION
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3Com wireless technology brings the benefits of a local area network (LAN) to your office without the restraints and expense of network wiring. If your office already has an Ethernet LAN, the 3Com 11 Mbps Wireless LAN can extend the network without adding more wires.
How Does a Wireless In a traditional LAN, computers communicate through wires. Instead of wires, a LAN Work? wireless LAN uses radio signals to communicate.
Network Association Computers that are equipped for wireless LAN communication are called wireless LAN clients. The wireless communication is called network association. Clients associate through one or more access points, which are wireless base stations that act as wireless hubs.
An access point can be connected to a wired network device such as an Ethernet hub, switch, or router to give clients access to the wired network where they can share files and printers and gain access to the Internet.
Roaming If the office space is large, you can set up multiple access points on the same network to increase coverage. When a wireless client begins to lose the signal
as it moves away from an access point, it can reassociate seamlessly with another access point. This is called roaming.
Security You can set up security to encrypt your wireless transmissions so that your data cannot be deciphered if it is intercepted, and to prevent access to the network by unauthorized clients.
Ad Hoc Networks Wireless clients can associate among themselves at close range without an access point by using ad hoc (temporary) networks. You may wish to set up an ad hoc network, for example, if a group is working away from the office, or if a group in the office needs to share files apart from the LAN.
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Setting Up a 3Com The type of network you decide to set up depends on the size of your office and Wireless LAN whether or not you require connection to a wired LAN. You can also set up
security for each of the different types of networks. Your set up will probably resemble one or more of the following examples.
All Wireless Networks The simplest 3Com wireless LAN consists of several clients associating in an ad hoc network without an access point.
A simple configuration consists of one access point and several clients. The clients can associate with the wireless network anywhere within the coverage area of the access point. The access point is not connected to any other network segments.
For more complex requirements, you can configure several access points as separate networks at the same site. The access points use different network identifiers called wireless LAN service areas (WLAN service areas, also called
Extended Service Set Identities or ESSID). Clients can roam within the coverage areas of access points that have the same WLAN service areas. They cannot roam to the coverage areas of access points that are configured with different WLAN service areas.
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Wired/Wireless An access point can be connected to a wired LAN with an Ethernet cable to create Networks a mixed wired/wireless network. In this configuration, the access point provides
the link between the wired network and wireless clients. Clients can move freely throughout the service area of the access point and remain associated with the larger network for services such as printing and Internet access.
Multiple access points can be connected to an existing LAN to provide complete wireless network coverage. Wireless clients can roam seamlessly between different access points with the same WLAN service areas and remain associated with the larger network.
Product Registration To register your product with 3Com, go to the following Web page: and Support
http://support.3com.com/warrantyregistration/frontpg.pl
For support information, see “Technical Support” and go to the following
Web page:
http://support.3com.com
INSTALLING THE WIRELESS CLIENT
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Installing a wireless client consists of inserting the 3Com Wireless LAN PC Card |
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with XJACK® Antenna in your computer and installing the software driver and |
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utilities. If you have 3Com Administrator Utilities installed on a wireless client, you |
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can manage access points or run a site survey. |
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Requirements |
Before you start the installation, make sure that you have the following items: |
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Operating System One of the following: |
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The 3Com wireless LAN PC Card runs under Windows 95 version B or higher. If you do not know which version of Windows 95 is installed on your computer, you can display it as follows:
In the Control Panel, double-click System to display the System Properties dialog box. Click the General Tab to display the Windows 95 version information. Version B (also known as OSR 2) is identified as 4.00.950b.
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Windows NT with Service Pack 4 or above
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Internet Explorer version 4 required. |
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Internet Explorer version 5.5 recommended. |
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You can download Internet Explorer from www.microsoft.com |
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3Com 11 Mbps Wireless LAN PC Card with XJACK Antenna |
Installation Media One of the following 3Com CDs:
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3Com End User Utilities CD, which comes with the PC Card and contains utilities for users.
3Com Administrator Utilities CD, which comes with the 3Com
11 Mbps Wireless LAN Access Point and contains utilities for users and tools for administrators.
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nThe installation program may ask for the operating system installation media (usually a CD supplied with your computer) or for a path to the operating system files. If you have other networking software installed on your computer, the installation program may ask for its installation media.
Inserting the PC Card
1Turn on the computer.
2Insert the 3Com PC Card into the PC Card slot until it seats snugly.
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Arrows on the front of the card indicate the insertion point to the slot. Align the card properly before inserting it in the slot.
CAUTION: Forcing the card into the slot can damage the computer or the card.
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it to extend it, press it again to retract it. The antenna must be extended to make a |
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network association. To prevent it from damage, the antenna should be retracted |
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The figure at left below shows the PC Card installed with its antenna retracted.
The figure at right shows the antenna extended.
To get the best reception:
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Clear the area around the antenna of items that could block radio transmission, such as metal objects, electronic devices, and cordless telephones.
Even a slight change in antenna orientation can affect the network association. If necessary, move your computer a few inches to find a better signal.
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computer) or for a path to the operating system files. If you have other networking |
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software installed on your computer, the installation program may ask for the |
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networking software installation media. Make sure that you have the appropriate |
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installation CDs or that you know the appropriate paths before you begin |
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installing the software. |
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If you need help during the installation, see “Troubleshooting”. |
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Follow the instructions for your operating system: |
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For this Windows version: See this procedure: |
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Install Files
1Put the 3Com CD in the CD-ROM drive.
2In the Add New Hardware Wizard window, click Next.
3Respond to the instructions in the next windows:
a When the driver location is confirmed, click Next.
bVerify the driver name (3Com 3CRWE62092A Wireless LAN PC Card) and click Next.
The installation program copies files from the 3Com CD and Windows operating system.
This copying process may take a few moments, and the progress bar may seem to update slowly.
The installation may prompt for your operating system installation CD, for a path to the operating system, or for the installation CD of other installed networking software. If it does, remove the 3Com CD and insert the appropriate CD.
cWhen you are notified that the installation is complete, remove the CD and click Finish.
4 At the prompt to restart the computer, click Yes.
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Set Up the PC Card After the computer restarts, the 3Com 11 Mbps Wireless LAN Client Setup window opens, in which you specify the PC Card configuration.
1In the 3Com 11 Mbps Wireless LAN Client Setup window, select Typical and click Next.
Typical configures the PC Card with the following default values:
WLAN Service Area—Attach to any WLAN Service Area automatically
Security Setting—No security (Open system)
If you want to customize the PC Card configuration, for example, to add security, select Custom. See “Custom Installation Options” for details on custom settings. For the fastest installation, it is recommended that you use the typical settings.
You can customize the configuration later as described in “Setting the Wireless Client Configuration”.
2In the Summary window, review the PC Card setup. To install the software utilities, make sure that the Start client software installation when finished box is checked.
If you are reinstalling the PC Card and already have the software utilities installed, this box is unchecked.
3Click Finish to complete the PC Card setup and start the software utilities installation. The 3Com 11 Mbps Wireless LAN Setup program starts.
Install Utilities
1Read the Welcome page and click Next.
2Read the Software License Agreement and click Yes. (If you click No, the installation stops.)
3Select a destination folder for the software files and click Next.
4In the Setup Type window, select the type of installation for the software:
Typical—Installs the software and documentation.
Compact—Installs the software, but not documentation.
Custom—Allows you to choose the components to install.
5Follow the directions in the Select Program Folder window and click Next.
6In the Desktop Icon Option window, click Yes.
7In the Setup Complete window, click Finish.
8If you are prompted to restart your computer, do so.
This completes the basic installation. To confirm the installation, see “Confirming the Installation”.
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Either CardWizard or Softex Card Executive (utilities that help Windows NT load and manage software) must be installed on your computer to use the PC Card. If the installation program does not detect one of the utilities, it asks whether you want to install CardWizard from the 3Com CD.
Internet Explorer version 4 is required to view help files. It is recommended that you install Internet Explorer version 5 or later.
Installing Under Service It is recommended that you upgrade to the latest service pack. If you are using Pack 4 Service Pack 4, you must install CardWizard before inserting the PC Card into
the computer. If you have Softex Card Executive installed, see “Windows NT Installation With Softex Card Executive” for more details. Otherwise, follow this procedure:
1Put the 3Com CD in the CD-ROM drive.
2If the 3Com 11 Mbps WLAN Menu appears, click Exit.
3From the Windows Start menu, select Start/Run.
4In the run dialog box, type the path to the CardWizard installer on the 3Com CD. For example: d:\cw\disk1\setup.exe
5Follow the prompts to install CardWizard.
At the prompt to restart, shut down the computer.
6Insert the PC Card, restart the computer, and continue with the installation. Refer to “Installing Under Service Pack 5 and Above” for detailed instructions.
Installing Under Service The installation procedure consists of installing files, installing CardWizard, setting Pack 5 and Above up the PC Card, and installing utilities.
Install Files
1Make sure that the computer is running and the PC Card is inserted.
2Put the 3Com CD in the CD-ROM drive.
If the 3Com 11 Mbps WLAN Menu appears, click Exit.
3From the Windows Start menu, select Settings/Control Panel.
4In the Control Panel, double-click Network.
5Click the Adapters tab.
6In the Adapters tab, click Add.
7In the Select Network Adapter window, click Have Disk.
8In the Insert Disk window, make sure that the correct path to your CD-ROM drive appears in the entry box (for example, d:) and click OK.
9In the Select OEM Option window, select 3Com 3CRWE62092A Wireless LAN PC Card and click OK.
10In the PC Card Setup window, accept the default settings and click OK.
The default settings work in most cases. However, you may need to specify values for your installation.
Wait while the files are copied.
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11In the Adapters tab, click Close.
12If the Microsoft TCP/IP Properties screen appears, enter the requested information for your network environment.
Refer to the Windows NT documentation for assistance. If you choose the DHCP server option, click Yes to the DHCP prompt. When you are finished entering the appropriate TCP/IP information, click OK.
13When prompted to restart the computer, click Yes.
Install CardWizard
If CardWizard was already installed before you began installing the PC Card, the installation skips this portion and proceeds directly to “Set Up the PC Card.”
1At the prompt to install CardWizard, click Yes.
If you click No and you do not have CardWizard installed, the installation stops.
2In the CardWizard window, click Next.
3In the CardWizard welcome page, click Next.
4Read the CardWizard Software License Agreement and click Yes.
5When prompted to remove the PC Card, eject the card and click Yes.
6In the Select Type of Platform window, select your computer type and click Next. If your computer type is not listed, select Other Notebook and click Next.
7Respond to the prompts to install CardWizard.
8When the CardWizard installation finishes, click the radio button to restart the computer and click Finish.
9Insert the PC Card.
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Set Up the PC Card
After the computer restarts, the 3Com 11 Mbps Wireless LAN Client Setup window opens, in which you specify the PC Card configuration.
1In the 3Com 11 Mbps Wireless LAN Client Setup window, select Typical and click Next.
The Typical comfiguration sets up the PC Card with the following default values:
WLAN Service Area—Attach to any WLAN Service Area automatically
Security Setting—No security (Open system)
If you want to customize the PC Card configuration (to add security, for example), select Custom. See “Custom Installation Options” for details on custom settings. For the fastest installation, it is recommended that you use the Typical settings.
You can customize the configuration later as described in “Setting the Wireless Client Configuration”.
2In the Summary window, review the PC Card setup and click Finish.
3When prompted to run the Setup program, click OK.
4Run the Setup program:
a From the Windows Start menu, select Run.
bIn the Run dialog box, enter a path to the Setup program on the 3Com CD. For example, d:\srsetup.exe.
The 3Com 11 Mbps Wireless LAN Setup program starts.
Install Utilities
1Read the Welcome page and click Next.
2Read the Software License Agreement and click Yes. (If you click No, the installation stops.)
3Select a destination folder for the software files and click Next.
4In the Setup Type window, select the type of installation for the software:
Typical—Installs the software and documentation.
Compact—Installs the software but not documentation.
Custom—Allows you to choose the components to install.
5Follow the directions in the Select Program Folder window and click Next.
6In the Desktop Icon Option window, click Yes.
7In the next window, if the option to restart the computer appears, select it and click Finish.
If you had a service pack installed before setting up the PC Card, reinstall it and restart the computer.
This completes the basic installation. To confirm the installation, see “Confirming the Installation.”
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3Com WLAN Launcher is running. This utility shows the status of your network association.
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Shortcut icon to the 3Com WLAN Launcher is on your desktop (unless you specified no icon during the installation).
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Attach to any WLAN Service Area automatically—This option associates the client |
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Specify a WLAN Service Area—Select this option and enter the name of a WLAN |
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Security Settings |
See “Changing Network and Security Settings”for information about Security. |
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Documentation in PDF and HTML formats are supplied on the 3Com CD and are |
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documentation when you installed the PC Card and utilities, you can use |
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1From the Windows Start menu, select Start/Settings/Control Panel.
2Double click Add/Remove Programs.
3In the next window, select 3Com 11 Mbps Wireless LAN and click Add/Remove.
4In the Install Shield Wizard window, click the Modify radio button and click Next.
5In the next window, check the boxes next to the documents that you want to install and click Next.
A dialog box containing a document file name appears.
6Insert the 3Com CD.
7Browse to the path on the CD that contains the file name indicated in the dialog box and click OK.
You need Acrobat Reader to read the documentation in PDF format and a Web browser to read the documentation in HTML format. The English versions of Acrobat Reader and the Internet Explorer Web browser are on the 3Com CD.
You can obtain versions of Acrobat Reader in languages other than English from the Adobe Web site at www.adobe.com.
You can obtain versions of Internet Explorer in languages other than English from the Microsoft Web site at www.microsoft.com.
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