Connecting to a Secure Wireless Network

>I recently purchased a wireless router for my apartment so that I can have
>the wonderfull convinience of haveing internet anywhere in my home. Being the
>somewhat tech savvy I am, I used a WEP security key to secure my network from
>prying eyes. The router configured seemlessly. The next step was to connect
>to the router wirelessly.
>
>A day later I was frustrated at how confusing the supposedly user friendly
>Vista Ultimate connection dialogues were. I know I have a security key, and I
>know what it is, just tell me where to enter it! After many unsuccessfull
>attempts I decided to add the network manually. This was the only way I found
>that I could enter the security key and its properties, which worked fine!
>
>My suggestion to microsoft is for God's sake make connecting to wireless
>networks easy again, like in good old XP. In XP you found a network, double
>clicked to connect, and if the network was secured XP would ask for the
>password and/or other authentifications. Its a simple process really, which
>any moron should be able to do. So why make it hard again?
>
>P.S. If there really is an easier way to connect to secure wireless
>networks, please let me know, as I have failed to find one yet. And also my
>appologies to Microsoft if there is!
>
>Please do
>
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