MarcoPolo Preferences Location - Help Please

[mbw761]

I had the Snow Leopard version of Marco Polo installed on my Lion
machine and have the colour spinning ball now when I try and access
preferences.

Have downloaded and installed the Lion upgrade version but am getting
the same problem.

I seem to remember during the transition from Leopard to Snow Leopard
I had the same problem.

Is there are location where old preferences are being stored
preventing this from working on my machine??

[Pressey Christopher]

First, open your Utilities folder and launch Activity Monitor, find Marco polo in the listing and force quit it if you have to.

Then, in Finder, press Option-Shift-G (in Lion) then enter

~/Library/Preferences

to get to your User preferences folder.

You're looking for au.id.symonds.MarcoPolo2.plist - delete that, then relaunch Marco Polo.

Cheers,
Christopher

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[Missing OS X]

I'm a bit confused. I thought, from my reading of this list, that MP
wasn't working with WiFi detection in SL/Lion. Now I'm sseing
comments about making it work. I had gotten the update from here (I
think it was the right one), and I still can't get Eth/WiFi switching
to work. Am I missing something?

Scott

On Jul 29, 4:33 am, Pressey Christopher

<christop...@christopherpressey.com> wrote:
> First, open your Utilities folder and launch Activity Monitor, find Marco polo in the listing and force quit it if you have to.  
>
> Then, in Finder, press Option-Shift-G (in Lion) then enter
>
> ~/Library/Preferences
>
> to get to your User preferences folder.
>
> You're looking for au.id.symonds.MarcoPolo2.plist - delete that, then relaunch Marco Polo.  
>
> Cheers,
> Christopher
>
> --
> Christopher Pressey
> Graphic Designer for Hire
>
> Detroit, Michigan  |  Windsor, Ontario
>

> christop...@christopherpressey.comhttp://www.christopherpressey.com