My Reply follows quote. On 22/06/2005 08:39 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >Sometimes MacStumbler sees as many as a dozen >reasonably strong signals, but NONE of the signals will show >up in the iBook's list of available connections. > >Obviously the iBook hardware is seeing the whole >list of signals, since MacStumbler is reporting them, >but they don't show up in the menu bar's list of >available signals. > >Is there some setting deep in Panther that would >get all available signals to appear? ---------- I seem to recall that Classic Stumbler (which I use since I am stuck in OS 9 land) reports received signals, whether or not they are encrypted or not. Perhaps the "menu bar" only reports signals that might be useable?
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