At 5:09 PM -0600 3/1/02, Anna Silliman wrote:
>
>
>Hmm, I wonder if there's a way to change her settings back and
>forth with an Applescript...? So when she's done with her work
>it switches itself back to TCP/ethernet. I just thought of this, maybe
>that would solve the problem, if it can be done.
There's that control panel... "Location" or "Location
Manager" or something (sorry, on OSX now). It's probably used more
often by laptop folks, but you can use it on a desktop, too, to very
easily change your tcp/ip, appletalk, printer, and other settings to
other pre-set (by you) combinations.
Also, regarding the original issue... I had a hub that was
apparently responsible for slow/stalled AppleTalk. It just sort of
happened all at once, and would only affect certain pairs of
machines, but swapping out the hub solved it completely. Weird.
-Greg
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