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BRUCE INGALLS <bruce.ingalls@gmail.com> writes:

> I wrote some code, but tested it on only one system. I wish to add it
> to the next version of my GPL http://emacro.sf.net/ project.
> The purpose is to, as feasibly as I can, test if the user has
>  o  broadband
>  o  dialup
>  o  no network

Running under WindowsXP, I get:

"w32 broadband, or currently (perhaps always?) connected", which is
quite true... :)