[muglo] iBook Control Strip
- From: Ken Davis <kpdavis@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: muglo@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 2 Nov 2001 19:56:47 -0500
Hi Leith,
Many thanks for your research. It seems to be a little more
complicated than on the surface - when the names unexpectedly
returned to the Access Control Panel listing in the Control Strip, I
had no choice but to do further research in an effort to find a cure.
Hopefully, I've found it. Although the names no longer show up in the
Internet Control Panel Sets, they were still listed in the the
File/Configurations list of the Remote Access Control Panel.
Accessing its File/Configurations window allows you to do two things:
a) change the active Set (just like the popup listing of the Remote
Access Control Panel module in the Control Strip) or b) delete
configurations.
Success! Deleting configurations resulted in that listing
disappearing from the Remote Access Control Panel module listing in
the Control Strip - seems so easy now :) I'm almost embarassed to
say. Hopefully this will end this matter.
(BTW, if other MUGLO members would prefer not to receive drivel such
as this, plse make it known. Thx).
>According to Sad Macs, 4th ed, 2000, p. 26:
>
>"...you can directly add or remove items from the Control Strip by
>Option-dragging the icon from the Strip or Option-dragging the file
>to the Strip, bypassing the need to deal with the [Control Strips
>Modules] folder directly".
>
>And MacWorld Mac Secrets, 6th ed, 2001, p. 233-234:
>
>"Drag a Control Strip-module icon out of [the Control Strip Modules]
>folder and that tile vanishes from your Control Strip".
>
>Hope this helps.
>
>P.S.: I agree with you Ken, Eudora 5 is much better than OE 5.02 for
>email in many ways. I still use OE 5.02, but only when I need to
>link up from IE to email during a web connection.
>
>>Eeeeeeaaaw! It did it again - the Sets names reappeared in the Remote
>>Access Control Panel listing in the Control Strip (after I deleted
>>the Sets in the Internet Control Panel and everything seemed OK).
>>
>>Now the only Set which appears (correctly) in the Internet Control
>>Panel is my default internet connection. But all Sets (including the
> >deleted sets) again appear in the Remote Access Control Panel listing
> >in the Control Strip. (Restarting and Rebuilding the desktop didn't
>>help).
> >
>>Anyone know how to permanently delete these extraneous names? Help!
>
>
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