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Yes, thank you. Though it would be better if it could use the .pac file.
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Yes, thank you. Though it would be better if it could use the .pac file.

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Is there a way to toggle my network proxy configuration on and off using applescript under leopard? <br />
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I would like to be able to run the script and if the proxy is on to turn it off, and vice-versa if it's off to turn it on using the configuration from &nbsp;a .pac file.
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Is there a way to toggle my network proxy configuration on and off using applescript under leopard? 

I would like to be able to run the script and if the proxy is on to turn it off, and vice-versa if it's off to turn it on using the configuration from  a .pac file.

Using AppleScript to toggle proxy on and off under leopard.

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