No matter what kind of software you use (including construction accounting software), networking matters.

The connecting of two or more computers in a home, school or business is called “networking”. We do this to easily share files, software programs, and printers on a ‘remote’ computer. The network is created using software installed on each computer system in the new network, and hardware that will vary depending on your own requirements and needs. There are special home network creation programs and kits with a CD you can easily buy online or in a store that will walk you through each step. Windows XP does include a ‘network setup wizard’ that will help an experienced computer user easily set up the network. There are various ways to connect the network: patch cabels, wireless WiFi, Power-line Networking, and Phone-line Networking.

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