So for instance if your existing range is 192.168.0.x then you need to change it to: starting address: 192.168.1.1 and ending address: 192.168.1.200 (or whatever)

The problem ultimatly is that your existing router is dishing out DHCP ip addresses to the devices attached to it. One of those devices is the Airport Express. What you are trying to achieve is to have the Airport Express dish out it’s own set of ip addresses to all the devices attached to it over wireless. This is why you need to create a new range. What you are doing is creating a subset of devices sitting on the Airport. The Airport will look like a single device to your existing router.

I hope this works for you.
Ez

Here’s my code:

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what’s wrong with it? thanks in advance!

The calculations work fine but I’m trying to insert their results into the elements which will be submitted. Because of Google’s stupid naming system: entry.1.single which includes full stops in elements I’m not sure what to do.

Can I rewrite this to take the full stops into account?

document.ofrm.entry.3.single.value = dm(eval(TotA));

or can I use the element id to insert the calculated value? or can I change the element name but still get it into the right field in the Google spreadsheet?

Any help greatly appreciated!! Thanks.