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Chuck, look in the Utilities folder.
Re: QuickDNS Pro 3.0.1 install problem
From: Men & Mice Support
Date: Thursday, January 25, 2001
Time: 4:09:43 pm
QuickDNS Pro Remote and QuickDNS Pro Load Balancer are faceless
background applications. They are just like regular applications,
except they have no user interface, and they don't show up in the
applications menu or the About This Computer dialog. They're kind of
like extensions that way.
In order to be able to quit them, since they can't be brought to the
front and otherwise have no menu bar, we provided two AppleScript
applications that simply tell them to quit. There are certainly
alternative methods, such as any utility that will let you kill
"background processes" (as fba's are sometimes called).
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Chris Buxton Men & Mice
cbuxton@menandmice.com We Make DNS Easy!
At 6:59 PM -0500 1/25/01, Chuck Leavens wrote:
>No I just quit QDNS and the Icon for remote was still showing as app
>open. So I thought that might be the issue with the install. I am
>not aware of an applescript.
>
>I sent a message to the list this morning. Downloading a new
>installer did the trick and both installs went just fine.
>
>
>>>From: "Chuck Leavens" <chuck@wduq.org>
>>>
>>>QDNS remote looked like it was not quitting after I shut down QDNS
>>>for the install so I even force quit it. Tried it both ways. Leaving
>>>it alone and force quitting any suspected running QDNS apps. Same
>>>thing both machines. I am not running load balancing fyi.
>>
>>Did you quit the Remote with the AppleScript before attempting to
>>run the new one?
>>--
>>
>>Peter Lalor Infoasis
>>plalor@infoasis.com http://www.infoasis.com/
>>
>>"Where's my burrito?" -- Homer
>
>--
>Chuck Leavens Director of Engineering and
>I.T. Management -WDUQ
>Duquesne University Pittsburgh PA 15282
>412-396-5508 Direct
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