Internet Control control strip

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Internet Control is a MacOS Control Strip Module which provides an
easy way to access your internet software. Just click on Internet
Control¼s icon in the Control Strip, and you have access to your
installed internet tools by selecting the internet protocol that you
want to use.

* Using Internet Control
Selecting „http¾ for example, will launch your Web browser. The
protocols and associated Helper Applications are set using the
Internet Config System (included in the distribution package). You can
use Internet Control to access the Internet Config System directly, by
selecting the „Edit Helpers¾ menu item. This will launch IC and allow
you to configure your helper applications. Note that Internet Control
only shows those helper applications wich are both LISTED in IC¼s
Helper Applications window, AND are found on your hard disk.

Click on Internet Control¼s icon with the COMMAND Key down and you
will see a list of the helper applications that you have installed on
your computer, along with their internet protocalls.

Click on Internet Control¼s icon with the CONTROL Key down and you
will see your current IP number and DNS host name. If you are using
MacTCP, you will also see the Global MacTCP info here. (Note: Global
Info is not yet supported when using OpenTransport)

* Network Software Indicator
If you hold down the CONTROL key while clicking on the ICC icon, the
first item in the menu tells you if you are using MacTCP or
OpenTransport networking software.

* Dynamic Activity Indicator
If you are using MacTCP, you will see Internet Control¼s Earth icon
rotate when IP packets are being sent and/or received!