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     to map to, it will immediately appear in the applet menus.

 The main applet menu displays:
-  any interface which has been defined as a "mapping" interface
-  any interface which has the method "ppp" or "wvdial"
+   * any physical network interface (with some exclusions for interfaces such
+     as the loopback)
+   * any interface which has the method "ppp" or "wvdial"

-See interfaces.example for how to set up /etc/network/interfaces to play
-nicely with this program.
+See interfaces.example for how to set up /etc/network/interfaces to
+play nicely with this program. As a minimum you should have some virtual
+interfaces to which you can map your physical interfaces. If you wish
+the ifup and ifdown commands to work as if they had been called from
+interapplet, then you should specify the interapplet mapping script
+in your interfaces file.

-  ** This applet requires you to having "mapping" interfaces configured
-  ** that run the /usr/lib/interapplet/get-state.sh program. If you do
-  ** not do this, the applet will do nothing, and no interfaces will
-  ** show in the menu when you left-click.
-
 Bug reports are welcome: please send them to grahame@angrygoats.net
 with as much information as possible.