There is no real point in an individual here going all through typing the process when there are thousands of good tutorials already out on the internet. I have provided 3 links below, take a look at those and see how you feel. If those are not written in a style you are comfortable with the use something like setting up a network in Google or your favourite search engine and find one or 2 written more to your liking. Then if you run into snags you can come here for guidance on sticky points. Regarding personal contact. If that happens only you would learn anything, the idea of these forums is that others besides the original poster can learn from the threads that appear here. We do have those who lurk and learn from others problems. Even experienced computer users can benefit from some answers to issues. Have a go at it and good luck. Let us know when you are all set up Geek Girls on setting up a network Set up a network tutorial from PC World Microsoft network tutorial

I've had major problems staying connected to Wi-Fi in my home DSL network modem. At one point I've moved my DSL modem to upstairs to make networking work better and it turned out not to be so since I have multiple connections. Network constantly disconnect: DirecTV/Cell Phone(s)/Computer(s) and Wii Console. One Router should do the trick by keeping the ISP modem downstairs and the Router upstairs using the Ethernet 1 cat5 connection in the most central location in the upper part of home nearest most used room / window to your backyard. Set up Guest Access through your ISP Gateway. Split up and divide your home network between the ISP modem, Guest Access and Router. By doing this, your ISP Modem will not be over burden causing disconnection to your Home Network. I've been fighting with my Frontier Communication ISP for several months and finally got everything working after Linksys or Netgear Router was reinstalled. Keep it simple! ISP Modem (SSID "user name") *Toshiba* Guest Access (SSID "Separate user name + Password") *Toshiba Guest* Router (SSID "your user name + number") *Toshiba2* Reset all connections in your home: You should see all your Networking Connections (Toshiba, Toshiba Guest and Toshiba2) TV's on Modem according to location in home. PC on Router connection or modem location. Cell Phones on Guests connection. By doing this, your connectivity should improve! Good luck, Larry.

Only comment if your statement is the truth and your daughter is excited about it. And if she has a question about the application, your daughter should follow up on it. I hire college students all the time, a red flag is that parents are my main contacts. There is nothing wrong with your daughter seeking out the answers to her question. It could be a plus. Any contact with the potential employer is potentially good, being motivated to seek out answers to a question is a plus. Being excited is a plus. Networking is putting the information in front of the potential employer. Just be careful not to put the information that you are more motivated than your daughter about this. And if it is a position with a historical organization, I doubt they have hundreds of applicants. Network away!! And good luck to your daughter. It is rare where qualifications PERFECTLY match the applicant. Self-motivation and the ability to learn and take advantage of a small amount of training is one of the biggest things they will be looking for. Specific things can be trained for, the right attitude towards the job is a little trickier to ascertain.

Remove the too small shutters since shutters should look like they could cover the windows. They add nothing and actually detract. Paint the garage door the same color as the house so it fades away and is not the first thing you see. Pavers instead of concrete. Better landscaping, including some flowers.