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> other ftp servers yet.  So far, it seems to be pretty stable.

Have you tried backspacing in the URL field yet?  It's a cruel joke.  Alot
of keymappings are just wrong.  To scroll up and down a page with arrow
keys, you must use "shift arrow"...  And a warning message pops up each
time a preferences dialog box is opened.

Other than that, it almost seems faster than the 3.0 version at drawing
tables...

Charles

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