PeeDee wrote:
Thanks for responding Eric. I have W98, not W98SE (after all these years, I
had forgotten. Anyway, since my post this morning, I have learned that some
PC Internet cards do allow W98SE to function in a Wi-Fi environment (they
have a CD-ROM with drivers and I have an external player, so I can do that).
However, so far, I have not been able to find or even identify a PC card that
would do this for W98.

If anyone has a name of a PC Wi-Fi card that works with W98 (not W98SE), I'd
appreciate hearing about it.

Thanks again.
Maybe you will need Windows 98SE anyway.

You could remove the standard modem and use the MiniPCI slot for
something else.
A Google search found "IBM ThinkPad 240 2609 Internal WiFi Wireless LAN
Card"

Or you could try to find an USB2 PCMCIA card which I have in the Toshiba
Satellite 2710XDVD in addition to the PCMCIA WiFi card.
In that case you could use an External WiFi adapter atached to USB.