Getting started with this airport card

I have an ibook g3, so i bought an airport card to give me wireless access. i don't have a base. i planned on using the airport card to get wireless in coffee shops. Can i do that?
Also, i can't get my computer to recognize that an airport card is in it.
Please help!

Hi Pixi:
It appears as if you puchased the "Airport Extreme" card that may not be compatable with your older iBook. Since your iBook is an older model, you will need the original Aiport card that supports "802.11B" only. The new Airport Extreme cards are for the newer macs that support 802.11B/G
Here's a link to the card you probably need: http://www.powerbookmedic.com/Apple-Airport-Card-80211b-p-16144.html
Once properly configured, you will be able to connect to the wi-fi spots as long as they offer 802.11B service.

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