I wish I was the type who paid more attention to what was actually
being discussed. I just showed myself that I don't really read half of
what is being discussed. I proved this to myself today when I bought
an Airport Express to extend the reach of my home Airport network. I
added the Airport Express and tried to set the new password by putting
a $ at the beginning. It gave me an error. I read through the
documentation that came with the Airport and Airport Express and
nowhere did I see anything about adding a $ in front of the password.
I called Apple and held for about 15 minutes. When I finally got to
ask about this password business, the man said that the $ only applied
to Windows computers accessing an Airport network. I said to myself "I
can't believe the mis-information I get on the G-List." I was going to
come back and blast all of you for this 'mis-information', but then I
started reading through some of the posts and guess what....it really
helps if you read the ENTIRE post.
I'm certainly happy that I did that and didn't come back in here and
make a fool of myself.
Anyway, carry on.....
Tim
Exterminate all rational thought.
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