eskildsen

Hi. you might be able to do it ... there are at least two ways to do it. 1.) get some software to get input from both "nets" ... currently I am not aware of any winxp specific software that can do that (but it might exist), although it might be limited which programs can benefit from it ... 2.) buy a hardware router that can accept two different connections, I know of several brands, but I can currently only come up with one: http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.gsp?product_id=2323492&sourceid=27758557422472935024 (This one costs $88 at walmart) (Actually I could'nt come up with any, so I googled at little to find it : try using "dual wan router" (without aphostrophes, in google) : http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=dual+wan+router there are many possibilities, but it requires you to be able to get the two WAN connections (NOT ethernet connections, there is quite a subtle difference, as WAN is actually like a phone connector which is a little smaller than the ethernet connector (RJ45), but else the look pretty much alike. If that is not an option, there might still be some hope, but I do not know an exact solution to this. Best regards: Jacob Eskildsen / (userid: eskildsen, countryid: Denmark/[DK])