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From: [e-mail] (Brendan McEnaney)
Subject: K95 and Netscape
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I've had no luck getting K95 to work properly as the default telnet
for Netscape 2.2 (32bit). It fires up but won't accept keyboard input.

I've put "E:\K95\K95.EXE -c -j" in Netscape's
Options/Preferences/Apps/Telnet field and copied the K95 telnet.exe to
the Windows directory (renaming the Windows telnet.exe to
oldtelnet.exe). I've also added E:\K95 to the DOS path. It works great
with the MS Explorer (3.0b) but no luck with Netscape.

I'm so sure I'm overlooking something really obvious and have a major
dope slap comming. Hmmmmm... what _could_ it be?

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Brendan McEnaney
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