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DESCRIPTION
Location X brings the wildly popular Location Manager functionality from Mac OS 9 to Apple's latest and greatest operating system, Mac OS X. Location X allows you to, with a single click, change network, time zone, email settings and more all at once.
The perfect solution for PowerBook and iBook users. Macintosh portable users who travel between different locations often have to reconfigure their Macs for use at home, school, the office, the hotel, the east coast office, China (you get the picture). Configuring Location X to do this for you is easy using its intuitive and elegant Aqua interface. Now using your laptop in different places is a snap!
WHAT'S NEW
Version 2.5.4: Compatible with Leopard.
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.3 or later.
RELATED LINKS
- Extend the functionality of Location X by downloading plug-ins
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| Location X User Reviews (7 posts) | Write A Review |
 | Nov 11 2006 |
ASH435 Doesn't seem to work with 10.4.8. Gave various warnings and then seemed to freeze up.
(Version 2.5.3) | |
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 | Mar 16 2006 |
SJJ_PUBLIC I paid for Location X a long while back and then stopped using it. Today, with this update, I rediscovered it. It is pretty cool, especially with the new automatic locations feature that can switch you between Location X locations automatically when you join or leave a particular wireless network. Nifty! I did see a bug several times though. Sometimes when I add a "shell script" action, I don't get the window allowing me to add any. Further, sometimes the UI becomes unresponsive and I can't do anything, not even quit - it just beeps when I try to. I have to force quit Location X and relaunch it when this happens. Otherwise this is looking great. Running 10.4.5 on a 15" PowerBook G4 1.5 GHz
(Version 2.5.2) | |
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 | Jun 19 2005 |
MARK Since my last comment/review, they have updated this to work with Tiger, and not only is it flawless, but they've added some new capabilities, including the ability to detect when its been moved to a new network, enabling it to change all its settings automatically. A GREAT program, and a no-brainer if you constantly are switching locations.
(Version 2.5.1) | |
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 | Jun 2 2005 |
ANONYMOUS I bring my PowerBook between home and the office every day, and used this frequently under Panther. At first, living without it in Tiger was an inconvenience. Thankfully, I've found that all the functions for which I used it (switching network location, switching SMTP servers, toggling automatic checking of mail, switching default printers, changing sound volume) can be performed with Automator & Applescript in Tiger. I've got the same functionality back, in the form of one double-clickable Automator icon on my desktop, and it's free!
(Version 2.0) | |
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| Jun 6 2005 |
Would you be willing to share that little thing you made so we can all double click to freedom? | |
| Jun 7 2005 |
ANONYMOUS Good idea -- you can now find it on AutomatorWorld.com.
(Version 2.5) | |
| Jun 18 2005 |
THANKS Thanks for the Automator web site tip! You just saved me twenty bucks!
(Version 2.5.1) | |
| Jun 2 2005 |
MARK It was a great program, but it breaks under Tiger. While their website says they are working to update it, there is no estimate as to a date, and while I've sent them a note asking how long it would take, I've gotten no answer. Be careful NOT to buy it yet if you're running Tiger, as it will not work.
(Version 2.0) | |
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| Nov 29 2004 |
JEREMY Good app, but a shame Apple couldn't include it in OSX. Hopefully for the guys they won't do a Konfabulator and add it just after people have paid for it (always a risk with really neat shareware !) I've been trialling LocationX for the last couple of weeks and it's cool - much more comprehensive than the simple SMTP changers. Sadly it's not 100% yet (doesn't change the Entourage default timezone to match the current location, no network re-connections etc) I use a great app for Windows - MobileNetworkSwitch that achieves all this, and more, for $5 less... That said, there's nothing like it for OSX and if I carry on working in two timezones I can see it becoming essential !
(Version 2.0) | |
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| Oct 30 2003 |
PMR Phenomenal program. I'm a registered owner and use this program multiple times every single day of the year. The new features in this release add to an already impressive app. I don't know how any PowerBook owner could live without it.
(Version 2.0) | |
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