telnet from ms internet explorer
Knuth, Pat CARL knuthp
knuthp at LEAV-EMH1.ARMY.MIl
Fri Dec 13 16:11:00 EST 1996
Isabel,
My experience is that you have edit the iexplore.ini file in the Windows
subdirectory.
Somewhere in there (on the 4th page, when it's printed out) is a section
for [Helpers] and a line that looks something like
; telnet=c:\mytelnet\mytelnet.exe %s
delete the ; and change the path to reflect your telnet application. Mine
looks like
telnet=c:\windows\telnet.exe %s
I don't know what the %s does for sure, There's a comment that says to
insert %s where you want the filename of the viewer temp file to be
substituted.
Since I've edited this file, I can telnet directly from Internet Explorer.
Hope this helps.
Pat Knuth
Systems Librarian
Combined Arms Research Library
Ft. Leavenworth, KS 66048
(913) 758-3019
knuthp at leav-ehm1.army.mil
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From: web4lib
To: Multiple recipients of list
Subject: telnet from ms internet explorer
Date: Friday, December 13, 1996 10:24AM
I just received my ISP's new 'startup ' floppy and am installing it on my
laptop. They have switched to using ms explorer, so I figured that I would
use that on the laptop, and be able to have 2 different views of the world.
I have discovered one problem so far? I cannot define my telnet client to
ms explorer? Am I missing something?
Is it possible to have ms explorer open a telnet application directly? I am
using it on a Win3.1 machine.
Thanks for any help.
Isabel
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Isabel L. Danforth Reference Librarian, Wethersfield Public Library
danforth at tiac.net Co-Director of Librarians' Online Support Team
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