If by CBM64 = Commodore 64 -- guilty as charged. 4 times the memory of my first computer a TI-994/A.

I am also running IE7 with the fix that SC posted, however the telnet window opens and then quickly closes. Looks like I still need to tweak some settings.

Opera handles Telnet w/o any problems. I will have to try FF to see what it happens to offer.

               / Promethius / Enigma / Wolfen /

"A man who has no skills can be taught, a man who has no honor has nothing."

LOL Prom, well I am speechless!  When you do try be sure you install the  PimpZilla theme, it will make instantly make you feel like you a brand new man! See though a browser with themes like this, how can you possibly go wrong?

Just to further prove my point, Sage uses IE, nuff said!

LMAO
And now I know the real reason you use FF and also your FAVORITE add-on of all time for FF:

Sage by The Sage Team
Sage helps you discover and read RSS and Atom feeds from your favorite websites. Watch your friends’ blogs, or stay on top of hundreds of online publications with notification of new content and easy-to-read newspaper-like rendering

               / Promethius / Enigma / Wolfen /

"A man who has no skills can be taught, a man who has no honor has nothing."

Actually the PitchDark theme is very similar to the theme I use in Opera.

               / Promethius / Enigma / Wolfen /

"A man who has no skills can be taught, a man who has no honor has nothing."

That patch worked just fine for me. thanks Space Cowboy

Yeah, even though I am using Mozilla, and Maxthon now, I still went in and "fixed" my IE7 install. Thanks for the patch.

Oh no no, I was refering to the other Sage. 

so whats the big deal, u could always access telnet through your cmd window. I was using firefox, but went back to ie7, actually on my machine IE7 runs alot faster then FF go figure... MS forever...

I'm sensing a deathmatch coming between Baited and RexxCrow over IE and Firefox. LOL

My sig should say it all

Firefox does have several extensions that help
to make it run faster by preloading and caching the web pages. Personally
though, I don’t really notice any difference in loading pages between IE and FF
(using a DSL connection), probably really only fractions of a second if any at
all. Though FF does render so much better then IE. Additionally, FF can be set
to load a page using an IE engine if you set it to in your options menu, with
the help of the IE Tab extension of course. Overall FF is much more complex then
IE, so that would cause it to take longer to load, initially.

Which one of you to is Democtat, and which is Republican?

Haha I am a Dem, though seriously thinking about going Green... hehehehe