[muglo] iBook Control Strip
- From: Ken Davis <kpdavis@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: muglo@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 28 Oct 2001 14:39:46 -0500
Hi Eric,
>By experimenting (restarting didn't help), I was able to answer my
>own question (Which was: Does anyone know how to delete these
>extraneous names from the Control Strip?) Answer: They can be
>deleted from the Internet Control Panel using Delete Set under the
>File menu
So to respond to your question:
I use an iBook running OS9.0, on which, if you use the Internet Setup
Assistant to configure a new (or addditional) connection, the
resulting name assigned appears in both the Active Set popup list of
the Internet Control Panel and the Remote Access Control Panel
listing in the Control Strip.
Deletions are accomplished as above. (I have no Configuration Manager
and my TCP/IP CP has no profiles - perhaps just a difference in OS
versions. Apple often moves items around or merges features with new
OSs)
> >From: Ken Davis <kpdavis@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
>>Subject: [muglo] iBook Control Strip
>>Date: Sat, 27 Oct 2001 22:17:08 -0400
>>
>>Having deleted unwanted Internet Control panel sets, I find that my
>>Control Strip still contains the deleted sets names (and selecting
>>them still attempts to connect!).
>>
> >Does anyone know how to delete these extraneous names from the Control
>>Strip?
>
>Restarting?
>
>BTW what do you mean with the "Internet" control panel? What do you use it
>for (changing e-mail profiles?)... actually, what *do* you use it for? Could
>someone explain (I've never found a use for profiles in the Internet control
>panel)
>
>In the "Configuration Manager" or "TCP/IP" control panel if you delete a
>selected profile it will be removed from the list in the Control Strip when
>you restart the Control Strip or restart the computer.
>
>Eric.
>
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