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== VPN Script for Mac ==
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== How To use the VPN Script for Mac ==
 
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This script will monitor the status of your VPN connection and will automatically try to reconnect you to the VPN if you're disconnected.<br/>
 
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1. First, you'll need to open the '''AppleScript Editor''' and go to '''Preferences'''.
 
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Revision as of 17:25, 20 June 2013

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How To use the VPN Script for Mac


This script will monitor the status of your VPN connection and will automatically try to reconnect you to the VPN if you're disconnected.

This will also allow you to select a program (utorrent in this case) that will automatically be shutdown when disconnected and reopened when reconnected.


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1. First, you'll need to open the AppleScript Editor and go to Preferences.


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2. Make sure Show Script menu in menu bar is checked.


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