Thank you for trying LL. I'm glad to hear it runs OK on Tiger.
(The 'Add myself to the Login Items' won't work, though)
I think when you refer to 'perplexing clickable items' you refer to the fact that when some chosen options are invalid dialogs will re-prompt themselves.

This is *Intentional* and as far as I understand its the only way the keep the script interactive and running without exiting with an error message, which is critical specially for a dockless application...

I understand that it may be puzzling in the beginning if you are not used to Applescript 'choose from list' dialog but IMHO you would fell even more frustrated if every 10 seconds the script would exit due to an invalid choice.

Please Note that Applescript is a powerful but limited language, and the limitations of LL are on itself the limitations of Applescript. For e.g., Choice dialogs in Applescript can only have two buttons, not more, so it is very hard to offer a cleaner GUI with these restrictions.... Reason Why I am reluctant from now one to add more features to LL.

I agree with you. Tabbed GUI would be the way to go. but again, Unless rewritten in other language cannot be done

NB: I Detected already several bugs on version 02. I will try to correct them in v03 as soon as possible, latest tomorrow. I will try to add also cleaner explanations

Thank you for your feedback,

Feltwork

It occurs to me... a tabbed window UI (like the Networks prefs pane) would be a lot more self-explanatory than multiple independent modal windows where buttons are reserved for switching between the different modes and confusing (non-button) elements are used for controls. With a tabbed interface, things that can be clicked on to perform actions can be shown as buttons, while switching modes is just a matter of clicking on a different tab.