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Wireless setup <strong>for</strong> a Mac laptop running Tiger (OS 10.5)<br />

On a wireless-enabled Mac laptop, click the AirPort<br />

symbol in the menu bar and select “Turn AirPort On”.<br />

As it loads available networks, you should see an entry<br />

named “<strong>CCS</strong> Wireless” if you are on the Ford campus.<br />

Select it, and type in the password in the following login<br />

box. Click OK.<br />

Your Mac should now be connected to the network.<br />

Alternatively, you may open the System Preferences<br />

and select “Network”, then double-click “AirPort” to set<br />

various wireless options, such as choosing which wireless<br />

networks to connect to first in your personal “Preferred<br />

networks” list (under “Advanced” options).<br />

Wireless setup <strong>for</strong> a Mac laptop running Leopard (OS 10.6)<br />

As above, click the AirPort symbol in the menu bar and<br />

select “Turn AirPort On”.<br />

As it loads available networks, you should see an entry<br />

named “<strong>CCS</strong> Wireless” if you are on the Ford campus.<br />

Select it, and type in the password in the following login<br />

box. Click the “Remember this network” checkbox to<br />

connect automatically next time. Click OK.<br />

Your Mac should now be connected to the network.<br />

Alternatively, you may open the System Preferences<br />

and select “Network”, then double-click “AirPort” to set<br />

various wireless options, such as choosing which wireless<br />

networks to connect to first in your personal “Preferred<br />

networks” list (under “Advanced” options).<br />

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