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Purpose of the back button on the "Connect to a network" window

Vista - Purpose of the back button on the "Connect to a network" window

06-13-2008	#1 (permalink)
Knowledge Worker n/a posts	Purpose of the back button on the "Connect to a network" window Hi On the top left hand side of the connect to a network window... There is a back button What is the purpose of this back button? Regards KW
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