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incoming connections (continued)
refusing callback requests 105
requiring callback 105
restarting after 32
setting callback options 104
setting Dial Direct privileges 104
setting up for Dial Direct 102
shutting down transports 101
INF files (modem description files) 48
Install Timbuktu service 25–28
installing Timbuktu Pro 12, 22–28
defined 6
hardware requirements 21
Intercom window 84
Internet Locator 17, 42, 55
Invite service 15, 85
Invite window 85
IP address, overriding 43
IP Locator tab (Preferences dialog box) 42–43
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keeping remote users out 106
keyboard locking 10, 99
Knock service. See Notify service
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launching Timbuktu Pro
from Connection menu 29
manually 30
Log In dialog box 56
logging in as a Mac OS X User 57
logging in as a Registered User 57
logging in as a System-Authenticated User 57
logging in as a Timbuktu User 57
logging in to a remote Windows computer 80
Logon Information dialog box, displaying 80
Look service. See Observe service
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Mac OS X Groups, granting access 94
Mac OS X Users 94
connecting as 57
granting access 94
Log In dialog box 56
making a Timbuktu Pro connection 54–70
manually starting Timbuktu Pro 30
Master Password tab (Preferences dialog box)
messages received folder 40, 71, 74
Messages Received tab (Preferences dialog box)
Messages Received window 74
modem configuration files 48
modem connections. See Dial Direct; Dial Direct
connections
Modem Picker 48
modem requirements (Dial Direct connections)
modem setup 48
monitoring remote connections 107
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NAT routers, connecting to computers behind 43,
Address Books tab 52, 65
Bonjour tab 12, 52, 61–62
connection tabs 52–53
Dial Direct tab 53, 68
Skype tab 53, 58–60
TCP/IP Scanner tab 53, 62–63
TCP/IP tab 17, 53