Two suggestions. 1) Next time you get a chance to "preview", I suggest you use it. 2) Like I said in the chatterbox, go to Super Search. If you enter "msproxy" in the third box then hit the big button at the bottom of the form, you'll probably find an answer (really, I tried this and got it on my second try).

Oh, and welcome to the Monastery. You aren't off to the best of starts, but that isn't uncommon and I hope others won't be too harsh on you for it. You might want to check out the site documentation including the FAQs.

(And I didn't down-vote your node -- that would just be adding injury to insult.)

        - tye (but my friends call me "Tye")

In reply to (tye)Re: LWP through Proxy by tye
in thread LWP through Proxy by sdyates

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