[Hudlug] setting up a wireless router

[MICHAEL WEAVER]

When I eventually get my wireless router, do I need to call BT and tell 
them I am changing from wired to wireless connection or not?
On the connection I have at present, i ran a CD which put certain 
settings for my BT Voyager MODEM on my desktop ie I think in the start 
menue I have something which relates to the BT Voyager so do these 
settings, icons or whatever need to be removed first or will these Icons 
and settings be ignored?
Also would any questions I might be asked for my Router be questions 
which I need to fill in with my current user information so I get my 
router out of the box and type in my current connection details for 
username and password into the wireless router or do I have to get BT 
which is my ISP to generate a new username and password for my new 
connection or whatever you might call it when you migrate from wired 
Broadband to a wireless Broadband?
Hope if I change from wired to Wireless Broadband I don't have to give 
extra work to Jim'll fix it (ben) if he next comes to look at getting my 
desktop working with Linux as I need to have my bios reconfigured for my 
external hard drive which will be holding Ubuntu with me duel booting 
until I am confident with Linux only PCs and all or most of the software 
I normally run under Windows is made as accessible under Linux as 
possible or the Linux equivalent of what I use under Windows is brought 
up to the same standards of accessibility with speech as their Windows 
equivalent ie Firefox working as well with speech in Linux via Orca as 
well as it works under Windows with Windoweyes which is the Windows 
screenreader which has good access to Firefox whatever shortcommings 
Windows may have on other aspects ie Viruses and Spyware.
I hope I see the day when I can open an email in Evolution or open a web 
page in Firefox in Linux and have the information read to me as I go 
from line to line using the arrow keys like I do at present in Windows 
applications that have text like in Firefox or Thunderbird in Windows or 
Outlook Express which works better in some ways with Windoweyes than 
Thunderbird as it tries to read headings of emails when I go through the 
folders which is a bit of a quirk using Thunderbird in Windows but it 
does read line by line when a message is opened when I use the up and 
down arrows.