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Skriven 2005-12-29 10:38:04 av Jeff Guerdat (1:106/2000.0)
     Kommentar till en text av Marty Blankenship
Ärende: Telnet
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On 12-28-05, Marty Blankenship said to All:

MB>I had this fixed once but I done some changes and forgot where I changed
MB>it the last time. I want to know where I need to edit in my windows
MB>setting to change the telnet client that loads when you click on a link on
MB>a web site. I am running windows 98 first edition with netscape 7.1. I
MB>don't want to use hyperterminal everytime I click on a link on a web site,
MB>I want to use Mtel. I figured someone in here can tell me where I need
MB>change it.

MB>I use to run netscape 4.6 and I changed it from inside there,
MB>but with 7.1 I don't have that option like I use to. If someone knew what
MB>I have to add to the helper programs setting in netscape would help too.

I haven't thought about this so this may be wrong.  Looking in the (XP)
registry I find "rundll32.exe url.dll,TelnetProtocolHandler %l".  This means
that the system simply gets a call for telnet (whatever one is installed,
including the default Hyperterm) to start.  So, you shouldn't need to set this
at all.  However, I'm doing this on XP, not 98.

A quick Google hasn't lead me anyplace, possibly because there's nothing that
needs to be done.  What happens if you click on a link that's supposed to open
a telnet console window?


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