Any signatures or footer information found in the text of the email is ignored, so you don’t need to worry about that. If you choose AirDrop, simply open or drag & drop the text file into WiFi Explorer Pro.
#WIFI EXPLORER IPHONE PRO#
You can define the coloring rules using filters based on keywords, network attributes, or more than 650 information fields.Ĭheck out the section Use coloring rules in the WiFi Explorer Pro 3 Help to learn more about creating, managing, and applying coloring rules.The same can be done if someone sends you a file containing the results. You can use coloring rule sets in WiFi Explorer Pro 3 to quickly assess networks in particular scenarios, validate design best practices and network configurations, etc., by highlighting, in different colors, the networks that meet specific criteria. ConclusionĬoloring rules allow you to identify or flag networks based on custom filters. You can also drag the file into the rule set list in WiFi Explorer Pro 3 > Preferences > Coloring Rules. To import a rule set, choose Import instead, and then select the file with the rule set definition you want to import. To export a rule set, go to WiFi Explorer Pro 3 > Preferences > Coloring Rules, select the rule set, click the “Action” button under the list of rule sets, and choose Export.
You can export and import coloring rule sets, allowing you to share coloring rule sets with friends and colleagues. WiFi Explorer Pro 3 showing only the networks that match the “Overlapping Channels” coloring rule. You can also switch between coloring rule sets by going to View > Apply Coloring Rules and choosing a different coloring rule set. You can change the active set by going to WiFi Explorer Pro 3 > Preferences > Coloring Rules and choosing a rule set under the “Apply rule set” option. WiFi Explorer Pro 3 colorizes networks based on the active coloring rule set. The first rule in the set has the highest priority. You can change the precedence of a rule by selecting and dragging the rule to a new position in the list. WiFi Explorer Pro 3 will colorize a network using the first matching rule (from top to bottom) when matching multiple rules. However, you can create additional rules sets with as many rules as you need. You can modify the default coloring rule set by adding or removing rules, but you cannot rename it or delete it. WiFi Explorer Pro 3 provides an empty default coloring rule set. You can use coloring rule sets in WiFi Explorer Pro 3 to quickly assess networks in particular scenarios, validate design best practices and network configurations, etc., by visually marking the networks that match one or more rules within the set. For example, you can create a rule set for designing and validating networks for Apple devices and another rule set for assessing best practices in the 2.4 GHz band.
In addition, WiFi Explorer Pro 3 organizes coloring rules in sets. Instead, WiFi Explorer Pro 3 automatically chooses the text color based on the selected background color for improved accessibility. Note that you don’t have to specify the foreground or text color when you create a rule. To learn more about filters in WiFi Explorer Pro 3, see Filter scan results. You can define rules using filters based on keywords, network attributes, or more than 650 information fields (look at this filtering cheat sheet for a quick reference). The name is simply a label to allow you to distinguish or identify the rule, and the color is used as the background color for all entries in the Networks Table that match the filter.
Creating and managing coloring rulesĬreating rules in WiFi Explorer Pro 3 is straightforward. Coloring Rules Preferences in WiFi Explorer Pro 3.
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