<font color="dab9ea">I don't know if anyone here has a clue, I have a new computer at work that has ie7 on it and we use telnet links from our database to check customer's connections. When I click the telnet link off the site, ie7 opens a new window and says it doesn't know what telnet is and I don't have the proper program to use the content on the page.

We usually just use the cmd prompt for telnet (I hate putty) and I know I could just open a cmd prompt and type telnet etc, but it won't let me copy what comes up and that's what I need to do.

Does anyone have any ideas? I'd be most greatful.</font>

Bill Gates is the debil

www.mozilla.org/firefox

You're welcome.

<font color="dab9ea">ie7 has telnet disabled. I think I found a registry hack to fix it.</font>

<font color="dab9ea">Firefox doesn't show my font color on here and I find that annoying.

I found the registry hack and it worked. All's good. This thread can be deleted. :)</font>

Telnet to my heart! :love:

oh I thought you wanted to play a MUD :(

Telnet to my heart! :love:

:love:


<font color="dab9ea">Brady - MUD? What?

On theknot.com's boards MUD is their term for "made up drama"</font>

oh, no Multi-User Dungeon

http://www.aardwolf.com/

Putty is a piece of shit program. I'm glad I don't have to use it anymore.

oh I thought you wanted to play a MUD :(

Jesus Christ, don't remind me - those things stole a good portion of my teenage years.

Jesus Christ, don't remind me - those things stole a good portion of my teenage years.

I used to stay home from school if there was a double-exp event going on :(