Re: Moving WiFi networks on MacOS El Capitain

yes, the old and true version worked. I find the newer version only works if at the time of the drag command, both the source and target are visible on screen. There is a VO command to drag to a hot-spot, and I have not tried that and perhaps it works better. In terms of doing things the

Re: Moving WiFi networks on MacOS El Capitain

Hi Jonathan, Interesting. I was doing this with 10.11.6. I find the VO-comma/Vo-period method unreliable, but the old fashioned Drag & Drop works every time. Did it work for you? I was a little confused by your response knowing whether it worked, or whether you were just having issues with

Re: Moving WiFi networks on MacOS El Capitain

My response in-line to your two possibilities, I am doing this with 10.11.5 Best wishes, Jonathan > On Jul 23, 2016, at 11:32 AM, Tim Kilburn wrote: > > Hi, > > This process works in El Capitan. Using VO-comma and VO-period will work if > you're only moving it up or

Re: Moving WiFi networks on MacOS El Capitain

Hi, This process works in El Capitan. Using VO-comma and VO-period will work if you're only moving it up or down within the visible networks. Once the original network goes out of the scroll list, VO can't seem to handle it. Using the old fashioned Drag & Drop method will work though. So,

Moving WiFi networks on MacOS El Capitain

Good Morning, For the first time since upgrading, I needed to change the priority of networks in my WiFi settings. My memory was that there were move up and move down buttons just beyond the table of networks I have joined that you have to get to by interacting with a group. I could not find