The major fact you have to note is that NetStatus is first of all configured for US systems.
What does it mean?
It means that NS looks into your Preferences folder (in System Folder) and try to look at preferences for OT/PPP or ARA, TCP/IP and Modem.
What if I get an error at startup and if I have a System other than US?
Ok, there is an easy way to configure NS for your system. Here's the steps:
1- Locate these files in your Preferences folder:
-The folder "Remote Access" that contains ARA or OT/PPP preferences. Save the name (1).
-In this same folder locate the file "Remote Access Connections". Save the name(2).
-In the Prefs folder look for the TCP/IP preferences file. Save the name(3).
-Look for the Modem preferences file. Save the name(4).
2-Open NetStatus Pro application with a resource editor like ResEdit or Resourcerer.
3-Locate the 'STR#' resource ID = 170 and open it.
4-Change the resource strings to the one you saved in step 1 (same order as the number in parentheses).
This should work now. Please send me those strings for my records and for other users. Send them to juggy@kagi.com.
Remember that you can send me any comments to juggy@kagi.com and that the complete documentation is accessible in the documentation folder or on the net at my web site http://pages.infinit.net/juggy/netstatus.html.
