Anybody use KisMac? *for legal purposes*

[superspiffy]

I've installed KisMac because I have problems detecting my wifi networks ever since upgrading to Leopard. *Note that i have no intention of breaking into other people's networks, just getting back into my own.* Anyway when I run KisMac, all of the wifi networks show up and when I choose my own, an error appears about how it could not connect because I didn't provide a password. But the program never prompted me for a password, else I would have given it. Can anybody tell me where I have to type in my password?

 

[crazycap]

I've installed KisMac because I have problems detecting my wifi networks ever since upgrading to Leopard. *Note that i have no intention of breaking into other people's networks, just getting back into my own.* Anyway when I run KisMac, all of the wifi networks show up and when I choose my own, an error appears about how it could not connect because I didn't provide a password. But the program never prompted me for a password, else I would have given it. Can anybody tell me where I have to type in my password?

try the kismac forum, i am sure you will get more help there.
plus you can try coconutWiFi or AirTrafficControl
these programs should be better than KisMac for your purpose

and as far as I know KisMac doesn't work on G networks

 

[superspiffy]

plus you can try coconutWiFi or AirTrafficControl

I'm trying coconutWiFi. It looks like it can see all of the networks and it automatically connects to the opened ones but nothing is happening when I choose any of the protected network. It's not even prompting me for a password.