Ahh. I learned something new. I guess I haven't had issues with wireless 
networks that I didn't want to join. Or at least having to change the 
default wireless network I wanted to join.

CB

Nicolai Svendsen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> To delete a connection,d o the following.
>
> 1) Go into System Preferences
> 2) Choose Network, then click Advanced.
> 3) Find the network you'd like to remove in the Preferred Networks  
> table.
> 4) Interact with the Airport Preferred Networks Control group, and  
> click remove.
>
> That's it fore wireless.
>
> Regards,
> NicOn Oct 8, 2009, at 5:34 PM, Chris Blouch wrote:
>
>   
>> So you want to stop using the wireless connection to force your mac to
>> use a wired lan connection or you want to connect to a different
>> network. Usually the Mac will give you a list of the available  
>> networks
>> it can detect but it only connects to the one you specify, or none if
>> you turn wireless off. So I'm unclear what deleting a network means.
>>
>> CB
>>
>> May McDonald wrote:
>>     
>>> Hi everyone.  I figured out why my mac wouldn't open the zip files.
>>> For whatever reason my lovely computer decided to go to sleep while  
>>> it
>>> was still downloading which made the files incomplete although it was
>>> saying they were complete.  First time that has happened, smile.  So
>>> my zipfile problem is all fixed.  Thanks for everyone that tried to
>>> help.
>>>
>>> Now I'm still stuck trying to figure out how to delete a wireless
>>> connection I no longer want.  I don't see any place for editing or
>>> deleting a connection.
>>>
>>>       
>
>
> >
>   

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