on 12/16/03 12:06 PM, Paul Berkowitz at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

>> Also, I believe Paul Berkowitz has an AppleScript to do this.
> 
> Yes. It's "SMTP Location X", available free at


I just downloaded this script and it looks to be a marvelous tool.  Thanks
again to Paul for his efforts!

A few quick questions...

I regularly work in three different locations, logging onto an ethernet LAN
in each case.  All three networks have different static IPs, but two use the
same SMTP settings and one uses another.

Will the script look at the Network settings and see what IPs address is
being used, or does it just look to see if the location is changed from
automatic?

How can I teach it that locations A and B use the same settings but location
C uses another?

Thanks in advance for any help, and sorry if I am missing something obvious.

John
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