Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

Hi Matt,

> If that's what you have to do to get an internet connection, 
> your IP settings and/or your router settings are screwed up.
> 
> Plus, the fact that you have to unlock (or "authenticate") 
> your IP control panel means you aren't logged in as an 
> administrator OR as an administrator, you locked 
> ("de-authenticated") them yourself.

I agree that the something is screwed up. I was simply responding to the
statement that Macs are more plug-n-play than PCs. It wasn't plug-n-play for
me in this case. I'll double check, but to my knowledge, I only have one
account on the Mac and it is, obviously, an administrative one. Each time I
unlock the account, I leave it that way and each time I return, it is locked
again. Is there something about locking or unlocking that I don't
understand?

Kamm