Vista and Telnet - how use??

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Walter Cohen

Ok, by default Vista does not install the telnet client so I did that. I
used to be able to telnet out of Windows XP via the telnet: browser command.
This does not work anymore, it seems. I have to launch the telnet client
explicitly, and issue an open for the ip address.

I log on to my public library's catalog system via telnet. Can someone tell
me if I could put an icon on my Vista desktop to automatically feed the IP
address to the telnet program and open the address, how do I do this?

Thanks.
Walter
 
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Robert Firth

Read the previous response that 'dev' gave you last time you posted this:

"See HELP & SUPPORT "telnet" for install instructions.

Then create a shortcut with this syntax; give it a shortcut key if you
desire...
C:\Windows\System32\telnet.exe ISPname.com (note the spaces)

If you find that emulation is faulty, the registry allows changes.
Follow up here if that becomes a problem."

Robert Firth
http://www.winvistainfo.org
 
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Walter Cohen

Sorry - I looked for my previous post and did not see it for some odd
reason, so I posted again.
Usually the posts I start have a red eye-glasses notation on them in Windows
Mail / news.

Walter
 

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