On 11/21/02 1:31 AM, Alicia Gordon ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said; >Confirmed, having recently gone through this.On the advice of someone >here, I set up two configurations in Remote Access, one to disconnect >after a couple of minutes and the other not, and then I switch between >them in the Control Strip (or GoMac), usually leaving it on the >disconnect config, switching only when I want to go on the web. It works >pretty well, the only problem being I sometimes forget to disconnect >after going on the web. > >Alicia
I don't know if it's useful or relevant as you already have it going on... I use 9.1 which has broken the normal hangup when sent script. Therefore, I use my control strip to open my remote access panel and choose options on the (remote access) control panel. On the center "Connection" tab, on the last check box, disconnect after (x) minutes... I leave it set to 1 for normal email checking and sending. That means that most of the time it behaves almost as it did when hanging up after sending. If I go very far into the web I will change it to 10. You have to close it and save it each time but that is it. Of course you know that just means 10 minutes of no activity, it in no way limits you to 10 minutes on line. Dave ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
