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   > Hi Ed...   
      
   > ok.  that explains a lot.  not sure why you were fixated on a "cat5" solution   
   > then.  BT or wifi direct from the phone to your PC is the only way to go   
   > then.   
      
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    I was thinking I could substitute a BT device where the old DSL modem   
   connected to the WAN output and then use Internet thru the cellphone as I did   
   when using the DSL modem.   
   This model phone has BT 4.0 on it.   
   I seen that v 5.0 is downward compatible to older versions of BT.   
   So any device I get that made for v4 or v5 would be fine for me.   
   It just bugs me that I can't find the device I saw earlier when I started   
   looking.   
   History ought to show it for me, I have used history settings on the   
   Computer(s) as in Firefox and maybe Thunderbird lots of times    
      
   I even occasionally make a file of all that's in the C: and the D: partition(s)   
   so later when I am wondering where I Saved a file, I can open the Text File I   
   most recently made and then use CTRL f to Find where I stuck that file, so I   
   can open it.   
   I make many many many subdirectories, some I look into regularly, many others I   
   don't where they are OR what's in them, BUT MY TEXT FILE DOES.   
      
   A Tree of my C:\ drive(partition) would show some places have 4 or more nested   
   subdirectories in them.   
   Go ahead and laugh, it's My computer Not Yours.   
   Ed   
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