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Webmacster87.info is the official blog/website of Douglas Bell, who lives in the San Francisco Bay Area, California (USA), and is currently a senior in high school. When he's not spending his time working on homework or writing college application essays, he is a volunteer and student representative for the San Mateo-Foster City, 17th District, and California State PTA, as well as a member of his school's Leadership Class and Peace Club. Online, he maintains this blog and co-hosts the phpBB Weekly podcast. This blog is home to his rants and ramblings about personal and school life, links and responses to news stories and videos that he's found on the internets, as well as home to a number of his techy and non-techy articles. To learn more about Douglas, see the About page. To find Douglas around the web, look at the listings on the right-hand sidebar.

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Posts tagged with: connection

Nov 11

Leopard Feature Presentation: Network

Macs/Apple, Reviews 1 Comment »

Yesterday, I began talking about the general improvement of the user experience in Leopard when messing with network settings, something that we all have to do one time or another. That is, if we have any aspirations to get on the internet. Yesterday’s LFP on the AirPort Utility was for those of us who have our own AirPort base station to manage, but today, I look at the Leopard’s new treatment of connecting to networks.
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Tags: connection, internet, Leopard Feature Presentation, Mac OS X Leopard, management, network, review, settings, System Preferences