networkmanager - priorities

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  Hi:

     If I have 2 or 3 wifi AP's available at one time - is there a way
to tell NM what my priorities are so it chooses the one I want ?

     I could not find a way to specify preferences in the NM applet.

  thanks for help!

 gene


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