Populated Information in Bonjour
If you follow my Twitters or Qik videos, you know I recently got my new MacBook Pro. During the setup process, I entered our Apple.com login information, which is under Neal’s name. This isn’t the .mac account. I set up a single user account in my name.
When I logged into Bonjour, Neal’s name appeared and I couldn’t find a way to change it, so I called Apple to find out what to do. I figured some of you might like to know this, too.
The Bonjour information is populated from the Address Book. If a name shows up that isn’t the one you want, just change it from the Address Book, then log back into Bonjour, and you’re all set. Simple!
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Cali,
What do you mean by “… then log back into Bonjour,…” I don’t really understand, because I’ve never logged into Bonjour. To me Bonjour is a zero configuration technology that publishes available resources, such as webpages, printers, iChat clients. I guess I missed something.
CVBruce
I believe she means the Bonjour in iChat where you can send messages and files directly over your network without going through AIM.
Yes, Scott’s right. Sorry for not clarifying!