TA26514 What do you do when someone has "right clicked" make an alias and it is gone?

Question

I am new to Mac and going through the Mac 101 online but somehow when I was learning about the finder action menu I performed the right click action and ended up deleting (I think) the make alias from the list.  Is it important?  Will I use is lots? How do I get it back?
Also where do I find out what OS I am using? I am feeling kinda stupid as I can move around a PC like no one's business but here I am a little one lost is a great big world!

Answer 1

The "Advanced" router for Verizon customers has a red front panel.  This has GigE ports, 802.11n, more memory and a faster processor.  Actiontec calls it the "GigE" model.
I believe Rev I. was the first version of this faster router, although I've never seen rev G or rev H.  It's possible the revision number may increase in the future with no or limited feature changes if a hardware issue needs to be fixed.  That's why there is both a name, "GigE" and a revision, "rev I" for this router.
In short, the Verizon "Advanced" router, the Actiontec "GigE" router, and Rev I are all same names for the same piece of equipment.
Finally, you said your speed isn't what you expect.  Be sure to test speed using a wired connection.  If you're not getting what  you paid for over Ethernet, call Verizon.  If you are, then you need to adjust your WiFi to get the best speed possible.  Note that if  you live in an area with lots of WiFi routers nearby, it may not be possible to get the fastest speeds.  Check out many threads on this forum and dslreports.com for suggestions on how to improve WiFi speeds.
Good Luck.
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