I have to change IP addresses a lot which requires me to go to
Internet Protocol(Tcp/ip) in the Local Area Connection properties.
With Client for MS, Wireless Connection Agent, File & Print Shar, OsA
packert scheduler, etc, listed in the properties, I always have to
scroll down to get to Internet Protocol.
Does anyone know a hack or registry entry so that I can set the order
of these.
Better yet, it there way to shortcut to IP(TCP/IP)
Thanks

You could write a couple of batch files that use the netsh commmand to
change the ip address. This article explains how to do it.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/257748/en-us
Louis

"Vic" <Viceb@juno.com> wrote in message
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> I have to change IP addresses a lot which requires me to go to
> Internet Protocol(Tcp/ip) in the Local Area Connection properties.
> With Client for MS, Wireless Connection Agent, File & Print Shar, OsA
> packert scheduler, etc, listed in the properties, I always have to
> scroll down to get to Internet Protocol.
> Does anyone know a hack or registry entry so that I can set the order
> of these.
> Better yet, it there way to shortcut to IP(TCP/IP)
> Thanks
>