How do I set up a wireless home network to share a dial-up connection using a router?

I just got a laptop computer and I want to share my dial-up connection with my desk top. Both are brand new computers running Windows Vista Home premium. DSL or Highspeed internet isn't available in my area at all as I live in the country. I wanted the laptop so I could move around the house, but am limited due to the dial-up phone cord. I am just wondering how I would set up a wireless home network to share my dial-up connection with my desk top using a router? I know that it can be done, and I know that the speed will be painfull slow, but that doesnt matter. What should I look for in a router? Serious answers only please!How do I set up a wireless home network to share a dial-up connection using a router?
Here is an article about exploring your options:


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Another suggestion, not that I'm a fan of Linksys, is that I saw a year ago or so that they sold a product which allowed the user to insert a wireless mobile card into the router. Then the router provided wireless internet connections to the area. It might be another option to consider if the speed is better than dial-up, and the cost per month to access the internet is reasonable to you.





Yet another considered, is to look into Wild Blue which is high speed Internet via Satellite:


http://www.wildblue.com/