ExecuTDawg asked:


I want to get a set of wireless headphones that I can hook up to my PC and stereo that would have a range so that I can listen while I am housecleaning or working in the yard. Also the home PC is downstairs and I really can’t listen to the stuff when I am upstairs. Budget $100-200. Really can’t afford a Bose system. Any suggestions?

Andrew P asked:

I have two machines with Windows XP Professional. Everytime I try to make the networking work, one computer can see itself but not any other computer. How do I make the two computers see eachother?

Jan Vermeiren asked:


For many people the word “networking” has a negative connotation. This is in part due to the fact that many salesmen abuse networking to push their products or services. So let’s take a deeper look into the difference between (hard) selling and networking to solve some of the misunderstandings about networking.

The main difference between selling and networking is that in a sales process the goal of the interaction between two people is the sale of a product or service. When networking, this sale could be the consequence of a contact that is built with respect and care. So it is clear that the sale is not the goal of networking, but a nice and in many cases a logical consequence.

The comparison below goes into the details of the difference between selling and networking. The table shows several elements of “negative networking” by hard sellers on the one hand and “real networking” on the other hand. Hard sellers who network are focused on the short term while real networkers focus on the long term.



Hard sellers who network are focused on the short term while real networkers focus on the long term.

Hard sellers who network try to detect a need that can be satisfied by their product or service. Real networkers share any information that can be interesting for the other party.

Hard sellers only give when they have an immediate profit. Real networkers give without expecting something back (and in the long run this usually pays off better too).

Hard sellers who network listen in order to get the deal. Real networkers listen to help.

Hard sellers ask questions in order to be able to position their product or service better. Real networkers ask questions to be able to be of better assistance.

Hard sellers find people interesting only if they are a potential customer. Real networkers find everybody interesting as a contact. You never know what or who they know.

Hard sellers who network want to collect and distribute as many business cards as possible. Real networkers ask and give business cards to people with whom they really established contact.

Hard sellers talk often only about their product or service without listening to others. Real networkers See to it that others always talk more than they do, listen carefully to them and encourage them to tell more.

Hard sellers who network try to bring the attention to their own product or service. Real networkers recommend products or services of people in their network (and only if they are relevant for the people they talk to).

For hard sellers who network the goal is the sale. People are a means, a resource (sometimes even a necessary evil) to reach that goal. For real networkers the goal is to establish and maintain contacts and build relationships. One of the possible consequences is a sale.



To make it even more clear, I have a small example for you.

Situation: a salesman of fire extinguishers meets the manager of a local affiliate of a bank at a reception of the Chamber of Commerce.

Hard Selling

The salesman does his sales magic to convince the manager to buy fire extinguishers for his office. He is a good salesman and he manages to sell 5 fire extinguishers.

The evening of the salesman is a success.

Networking

The salesman is interested in the manager as a person. Amongst other things he learns that the manager is a passionate sailor and that he is looking for a new boat. The salesman remembers that a friend of his has a boat for sale. He not only passes this on to the manager, but also provides them with each other’s contact details the following day. A week later the boat has a new owner.

Four months later the salesman receives a phone call from the manager. The manager asks him to deliver new fire extinguishers for the office and for the facilities of the sailing club where the manager recently became chairman. Moreover the manager proposes to write a letter to all the members of the sailing club with a recommendation for the fire extinguishers of the salesman.

The year of the salesman is a success.

What about you? Are you more of a hard seller than a networker? You don’t have to be a salesperson to be a seller. Everybody has to sell continuously. You have to “sell” the next project to your management team, you have to “sell” to your partner to go to the movies instead of spending an evening at home, you have to “sell” to your children that they keep their room clean, … Everybody is a seller in one way or the other.

Let me repeat my question. What about you? Are you more a hard seller or more a networker?

Jan Vermeiren

These is an excerpt from the boek “Let’s Connect A Practical Guide for Highly Effective Professional Networking”. Get your light version of this book at http://www.letsconnectbook.com.

Fernando Rivadeneyra asked:


u tired of struggling to make ends meet? Unexcited about driving in rush hour traffic? Burned out at work making your BOSS’S dream come true? You have a choice in life but most people choose to live in constant fear. They are scared to death of failure or success. They feel small. They don’t feel they are good enough or important enough to make a difference. There is a secret to success. All it takes is a dream.

When was the last time you dared to dream? Have your hopes and aspirations been squelched by life and no longer express your dreams to others? Are you no longer asked about our dreams because you are expected to have accomplished and attained them by now? For the vast majority of the population the dream has been replaced by a nightmare. We all continue to seek happiness, security, independence, and riches beyond compare. Many have managed to achieve these things in their life through network marketing.

Network marketing maybe the answer needed to revive your dream machine. However, not everyone is suited for network marketing. But if you have moderate people skills and are a big thinker, network marketing could be right for you. In this the first of four parts, you will find out what a prominent author says about network marketing and why he believes network marketing is the ideal vehicle to wealth and prosperity.

For someone exploring a network marketing opportunity for the first time, the book written by Robert Kiyosaki entitled, “The Business School for People Who Like Helping People” is a book to have. Robert Kiyosaki reviews several ways that one may become rich. However, the path offered by his Rich Dad may be the most realistic and also holds the greatest profit potential. Rich Dad’s path to success is simple just build a business.

Robert Kiyosaki prefers network-marketing businesses because there exists very few barriers to entry. Some of the richest people in the world come from the business quadrant. There is a bad connotation of network marketing and it is because most people don’t understand the purpose of networking. The richest people in the world build networks. Everyone else looks for work.

Network marketing scares some people. It scares your bosses who want to continue to maintain control over you. It scares people in the investment business that hope you will never read any of Robert Kiyosaki’s books and listen to their advice (while they participate in illegal investing techniques with your money). “In network marketing” Kiyosaki says, “they want you to get better. In the workplace, they don’t want you to get better. It’s a rat race.”

The title of this book tells it all — network marketing is not a “get rich quick” vehicle. Rather, it is a business school where the ultimate goal is personal growth. Robert Kiyosaki presents eleven “hidden values” of a network marketing business. This is the ideal tool to help you look beyond the hype, see the network marketing opportunity for what it really is, and set realistic expectations for your personal success. This book gives a solid, realistic foundation from which you can chart your course.

Robert Kiyosaki also says that network marketing is the perfect B-Business for some people but not everybody. It’s all based on values. Some people are weak and need the security of a paycheck. Others, who want freedom and are willing to develop themselves, will find network marketing the Perfect B-Business for them.

Some sophisticated business people like to take cheap shots at network marketing and say it’s not really a business. But how would a MBA know what a real business is when all they are is an employee—the E Quadrant. Network marketing puts you on the B-Quadrant only without investing hundreds of thousands of dollars, having to buy or rent a building, or pay employees. In real estate you use leverage in the form of other peoples money. In network marketing, you use leverage in the form of other people’s contacts, other people’s energy.

There are tax benefits to owning your own network marketing business. As an employee you are paying the absolute maximum in taxes. This is money you can be using to improve your lifestyle, invest in your network marketing company, in real estate or set aside for retirement. And of course, this is the information age. Never has it been easier to reach more people via network marketing than it is right now. (Please contact your tax consultant for specific deductions)

The future is looking very bright for network marketing. Why? There are already several economic trends in place that will drive more and more people to participate in network marketing in the very near future. For one, people are looking for alternatives to the job market. Many people are tired of the long commute, 9-5 routine and the myth of “job security.” They want freedom and network marketing can give that to them.

People are tired of being pushed around by unappreciative employers. Tired of being dedicated to the company hoping for a long tenure only to be downsized. People are also tired of the schemes and scams by brokers, brokerages and mutual fund companies. The average individual does not have or does not want to risk the large capital required for a conventional business.

A dream is not a job. A job can be very tiring and not very rewarding. For some it is working in corporate America for 29 years and on the day you only have 30 days left to retire you are laid off. For others it is working at two fast food restaurants for 80 hours a week and earning minimum wage. Your story may be different but if you have a job you are not working for your dream. You are working to create the dream of your employer become a reality not yours.

Network marketing may very well be the last great opportunity to achieve the American Dream. As Robert points out in his book, networking isn’t for everyone, but it is a great way to create a passive walk away income that will give you freedoms and options in other investments. That’s probably the number one point he makes. You don’t need to become a networking guru, but, you can create a secondary income of $1000, $3000, or even $10,000 a month and use that to live your dreams.

Yes the future does look very bright for network marketing. No doubt network marketing is the wave of the future. Networking is a brilliant idea. In network marketing the average guy without much money can keep their day jobs and start their network marketing business part time. No major capital investment and unlimited income opportunity without risk. You’re in business for yourself, but not by yourself.

You are invited to visit http://www.earthchannel.com/media/wlg/dia.asx to hear from people that never gave up on themselves and their dreams. There is no better time to be in business than right now. The company mentioned in the video has the system, compensation plan, the leadership, track record, and consumer oriented products to make your family’s dream come true marketing financial services. Additional information can be obtained by visiting Terry Bradshaw’s Pick Of The Week at http://www.GeniusMarketingConcept.com and learn about the Realty Revolution at http://www.earthchannel.com/media/wlg/grmfinal.asx

Join me in the exploration of network marketing. Future articles will outline the pitfalls of network marketing. Then find out who make the ideal candidates for network marketing. And finally what are some strategies to use in network marketing.

CARL W asked:


I have a wireless printer, a wireless laptop and a desktop that is connected by USB to a wireless router. My laptop connects wirelessly to the printer but Im wondering if it is possible to connect the desktop wirelessly to the printer via the router? I have tried setting up a network to no avail. The desktop has XP and the laptop has Vista.
I have tried connecting the printer via the traditional methods but that doesnt work. I have tried connecting it via the USB but that doesnt work. When I click print and I send it to the printer, it counts up to 100% as normal but nothing happens.

john asked:


I am not that familiar with technology. I have a F380 printer. How do I do wireless printing? I don’t want to have to buy any other products. Can I do wireless printing by myself? How do I? What’s the difference between wireless printing and network printing? Is network printing also wireless printing? God I have so many questions! I’d really appreciate it if I could find an answer to all of these questions I have

lindsay615 asked:


Which is best – Bluetooth, cell phone wireless, broadband wireless, Verizon, Sprint, other? I want to be able to access the internet from anywhere in my town on my laptop but am confused with all the options. Which method is the most reliable and cost effective?

kdmoore628 asked:


have some questions about wireless cameras. when running wireless can the other cameras function if the main usb cord or the dsl cord are removed. meaning if you just disconnect the usb will the other cameras on the system still work or does it matter?

madmatt2024 asked:


I use a wireless card to connect my desktop to the internet. I Also want to connect my ps2 in the same room to the internet. The router is to far away for it to be practical running a lan cable from it to the ps2. I am currently able to get one of my ps2 games online using ics on Windows XP and an extra lan card on the desktop but the other 2 games won’t work. I know ics is not ideal for this and even with the Windows firewall off most of the ports the games use are blocked. My question is are there any programs that will fix this or better yet is there any boot disc that I can start my computer with (something linux based) that will make my computer a pass through using my wireless card and lan card? Then when I’m done pop the disk out, reboot, and start windows normally? Both cards are Realtek based, the wireless is an rtl8180 and the lan is a rtl8139c. Any ideas?
I ment something Linux based that works like the Knoppix live cd. I can pop in it when I boot, maybe save the settings for it on one of my hard drives or a floppy or pen drive. Then when I’m done gaming, remove the disk and restart the computer. I know there is some firewall software like this but I don’t know it it supports wireless cards.

kmamamoo asked:


I am friendly but do not have a large network of people and friends that I go to ask for questions or help. In a meeting set up where you do not know anybody, how do you start networking? If you introduce yourself what would you talk about? Any more suggestions?

Moe asked:


In one of our projects we have found electrician used 2 pairs (4 wires) cable for network in an elavaor cabin and elavator control room.The cable is almost 110 meters and my question is how we can make a network connection with this cable. There is no way to replace the cable. Any idea is welcomed. Thanks
we dont have any sort of access to the cable in the middle.

Addy asked:


How do I strengthen my PS3 Network Signal without using a cable or buying a stronger router? At the moment my network connection signal is around 1% to 17%. I was wondering how i could fix this so that I can surf the internet and play games online.

askgriff asked:


I am a new 8th grade social studies teacher and I am interested in networking with other social studies teachers. I would like to exchange lessons, project ideas, movie suggestions, web sites, etc.

Does this sort of network already exist?

Richard asked:


I planning to get A+. then MCSE and CNA, do i need Network + before MCSE? does it help?

Jeff Schuman asked:


If you are going to run a successful network marketing business you are going to have to master the skill of networking. In it’s simplest form networking is defined as meeting people who can be of help to you and being a help to them.

In a network marketing business that would mean using contacts for purposes beyond the reason for the initial contact. For example, you may ask a propsect for names of others who may be interested in your peoducts or business opportunity.

Although networking is such an intricate part of a network marketing business, the two terms are not synonymous. However there are similarities. Both rely heavily on people skills and require you to confront their fear of talking to other people. Both carry with them the risk of rejection and also carry with them enormous opportunity. Of course people that consider networking as something that is ‘not done’ don’t understand what networking is really about. The same can be said of people that think network marketing is something that is beneath them. Many people think of networking as a way to get connected solely for their own advancement in life.

In that respect a person might feel that it is unethical or not noble to network. This line of thinking stems from the idea that advancement will always come at the expense of someone else, that success in life is a zero-sum game.

These people often look at network marketing from the same perspective. They think of profiting from other people’s efforts as something that is negative and not fair to them. In reality, successful networkers will tell you that it doesn’t work that way at all. Networking doesn’t have to be at anybody’s expense and the business of network marketing doesn’t reward anyone for taking advantage of others. It actually rewards people for helping other people to succeed. In that respect it may very well be the most ethical business model in the world today.

A lot of the negativity around networking can be explained by the different types of networkers. Some can be considered ‘hunters’, moving in for a quick kill, after which they move out again. They often operate without regard of the other persons interest and because of this they will enjoy the fruits of success for only a limited period of time.

Often it will not take long before people find out what’s really driving the hunter. Once they see that he or she is only looking after his or her own interests, their willingness to interact with this person will quickly evaporate.

By contrast, truly successful networkers are often ‘farmers’ who spend a lot of time sowing and nourishing their relationships, instead of just focusing on reaping. They invest in their network, they energize their network.

They use their network, but they never ever abuse their network! A true networker will always keep the interests of others in mind. That’s why working with a true networker is so enjoyable. Networkers are often very likeable and as such people like to interact with them.

Networking is a skill that is essential to all businesses not just a network marketing business. Although network marketing differs in many ways from the more traditional forms of doing business, the importance of networking is just as prevalent. If not more so.

A network marketer that doesn’t know how to network will be out of business in no time. Network marketing is first and foremost a people’s business and this implies that the ability to effectively work with people is absolutely critical. This is why successful network marketing business owners are extremely adept at networking.

So to make your network marketing business more successful work at becoming a an effective networker. To master this skill you may want to learn from by watching other successful network marketers.

Jonathan Mac asked:


Social Networking, one of the most used technologies of the year 2008 is now heading to a new year. The social networking websites have seen a rapid constant growth through the year 2008. However, today many of the people think that social networking is over crowded and is about to nose dive in the forthcoming months. So let’s have a peak into the future of social networking websites.

For business promotion, Social is still on the right track

In the year 2008, promotion of business through social networks was considered as the best online business promotional strategy. However, today many online marketers think that social networking has lost its charm. The reason they say for this is the over crowded Internet. The true fact here is that the Internet marketers are finding it difficult to get highlighted to get highlighted in the social media crowd. As the old saying goes, “the bad workman blames his tools”, the Internet marketers are blaming the crowded Social Networks because of their improper promotional approach. A crowded place is the best one to promote your business and social networking is the perfect spot.

Teens and High School buddies will stick to the existing Social Networks

Myspace and Facebook are known to almost all the teens in the planet who uses the Internet. These social networking websites re-defined the mode of communication and today, the International barriers aren’t even speed bumps on the social networking superhighway. The social networking websites have helped the high school buddies a lot to stay connected. This attraction of social networking websites to teens will continue in the next year too. It means that the social networking websites will continue to gain popularity in the same pace as in 2008.

The Changing trends – Designing own social networking websites

The simple social networking web design technology has made many people to create their own social networking websites. Statistics indicate that many more people will design there own social networking websites and this is gonna be a trend in 2009. The social networking websites will become a must have to all of them by the year 2009.

Getting prepared for the new trend in social networking

With everyone creating a social networking website, it’s time that we should be prepared too. With the easiness in social networking website design, there is absolutely no reason why you shouldn’t have one of your own. However, we know the fact that everyone of us is not born with unique creativity and not all of them are great programmers. You can have your own social networking website even if you are not a skilled programmer. There are many professional social networking web designers who can create professional social networking websites for you at an affordable cost.  What are you waiting for? Create your social networking website today and prepare to welcome the new trend in social networking.

Sue Jan asked:


The sharing of fax machines, printers, and modems amongst many computers and users reduce the operational cost. A database on a computer network is a very important application as it stores and runs many important data and jobs. Emails and chats can be used for instantaneous communication and sending of files on a computer network.

The computer networks are classified, depending upon the size, as Local Area Networks (LAN), Wide Area Networks (WAN), Metropolitan Area Networks (MAN) and Personal Area Networks (PAN). The topology (topology is the way the computer networks and network resources are connected) of the networking can be classified as Bus Network, Ring Network and Star Network.

The networking hardware basically consists of wiring, network cards and a hub. Computer network cards are required so that one computer can understand what the other computer is “talking”. Network cards have a unique MAC address to identify computers on a computer network. Hubs connect all the computers in the network. Hubs can also be used to connect to other hubs to increase the size of the computer network. Two computers can be connected using Ethernet cards or phone lines or power lines for communication, with hardware kits available at roughly a cost of $100.

As the number of computers in an office or a home increases, so do the number of cables, so wireless networking is a viable solution. In wireless networking radio transreceivers or infrared signals are used to communicate between computers and devices. Examples of wireless networking include Wi-fi and Bluetooth technology, though there may be security issues involved in wireless networking. However there definitely is a stronger preference towards wireless networking nowadays among consumers.

Computer networks have added a new dimension to the 21st century. Today the cyber world is much faster and wider than the real world. This has all been made possible due to computer networks. Computer networks have revolutionized business, communication, travel, research, defense, society and almost all human endeavors. The evolution of computer networks has helped the technological revolution take a big leap forward.

Ken Tan asked:


eard this phrase (“Your Network Is Your Net Worth) from Robert Kiyosaki in his book “Rich Dad, Poor Dad”. Then, many people started using the phrase again and again, as if it was a phrase from the Bible.

But I thought for a while, is it true? Does the extension of your network, simple reflected in your net worth? Or does the quality of your network determine your net worth?

I was curious. So, I ventured out to find the elusive answer through books, friends and eventually I stumbled upon a workshop. A workshop conducted by DU Advanced Toastmasters Club. Here is what I understand from the Singaporean trainer.

(1) What is networking?

Networking can be anybody. For example, the toilet cleaner, your child’s friends or your friend’s mother or even the waitress serving you could be your network. They may be the next one, who introduce you to the CEO, General Manager or Head Of Department (“HOD”) of a company. If this is true, then in short, networking can be built by anyone, at anytime, to anybody. This simply means you have to be nice to everybody (smiling).

Networking also means sharing your competence with your alliances.

Network refers to someone, who knows someone, who knows someone, who knows someone, who knows someone. They may not be the someone doing the job for you, but that someone may open doors for opportunity to you when you’re in need.

Networking is about being professional, it is about being connected, being involved and being interested in people.

(2) So, why should people even network with you?

There are only 3 reasons, why your friends network with you, now.

(a) Your POSITION

Just imagine this. If you are the CFO of a company, I bet you, that bankers, lawyers, partners of audit firm and the entire HOD will be begging to be in your network. For an obvious reason, you have the authority to deposit money into their banks, to appoint or engage them for certain services and also to approve their budgets. But the risk is, what if you no longer working as the CFO of the company? You have to think about it because nothing is evergreen.

(b) The INFORMATION you can provide them

The second reason why people network with you is because you have certain special knowledge, skills or experiences that they don’t have. If you know all the gossips at your workplace, I bet you’ll have more friends. Because, whenever your colleagues want some updates in the office, you will be the someone they are looking for.

Let says if you have always known to be a person, who poses high problem solving skills among your friends. And the next time your friends, have a problem, do you think it is more likely that they will look for you or someone else on the street? Do you think they will want to keep you as their close network over someone who has nothing to share? Think about it.

If you know the best place for food, the cheapest car repair workshop or even the best deals for online purchases, you’ll definitely have an edge over your other friends.

(c) The CONNECTIONS you have

You know everyone in the town, all the top notch bankers, famous lawyers and even celebrities, you’ll have more friends. Rather than investing hours and hours networking with hundreds of people, your friends could simply tap on the vast network you already have. The just need to know you and they’ll have the key to access hundreds of your friends. Likewise, it will be the same for you too This is call ‘leveraging’ on each others network.

So, the most important question is which of the above do you poses? Position, information or connection? If you have all 3 of them, “Well done!” Your network should be extensive by now. If you have none of that, your network would consider limited.

But the latter is no longer a concern. Because, now you already know the three reasons why people network with you and guess what, many of your friends, don’t even realize it yet.

If you already have a huge extensive network then, you can always expand it further. But if you have limited network, here are something you could do:

(i) make the most of your existing connections

Re-connect with them through off-line and online such as e-mails, social community site like www.myspace.com or www.facebook.com.

(ii) build your social capital

Find out the best eatery place in town, the cheapest flight tickets, the happening events in your area, the best lawyers, the most trustworthy contractors or the most reliably insurance agents. and

(iii) Creating new connection

A common networking session that I’ve attended often happens in this manner.

First, introducing yourself to strangers, then talking with them, asking them questions, knowing them, having drinks and then, eventually forgetting about them. Usually the last line is, “We shall catch up again someday”. But the truth is, they never catch up. Maybe at the end of the conversation, they even forget about the person name.

Most people spend time SOCIALIZING, but they thought they are NETWORKING. Networking is about maintaining close contact through offering and sharing with other people your social capital, so that both can connect.

Here comes my thought. Expansion of network is crucial, but the quality of your network is even more important than the quantity. The simple fact is, if you lie down with dogs, you come up with fleas. If you network with positive and like minded people, you’ll be positive minded as well. If you network with negative people, you’ll turn negative. So, choose wisely.

Warmest regards, Ken Tan

Hoods asked:


I have a Netgear DG834Gv2 wireless router and I managed to get it working as my modem via the ethrenet cable, but how do I get it to actually be wireless. My laptop has built in wireless.

Varuzhan Kankanyan asked:


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