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<font size=1>''Note: This tutorial applies to the MS Windows environment. These steps should only be used in context with a Windows 7 machine, as they are not guaranteed to to work on previous versions, or on machines running another OS such as iOS, or Linux.''</font> | <font size=1>''Note: This tutorial applies to the MS Windows environment. These steps should only be used in context with a Windows 7 machine, as they are not guaranteed to to work on previous versions, or on machines running another OS such as iOS, or Linux.''</font> | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
#Make sure the relevant machines and crossover cable are working. To see if the cable is working, plug it into both machines. If the port lights up, then you know that it works. If it does not light up, the cord is not in working order. | #Make sure the relevant machines and crossover cable are working. To see if the cable is working, plug it into both machines. If the port lights up, then you know that it works. If it does not light up, the cord is not in working order. | ||
