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#1977
Downloads Directory? 22 Years, 1 Month ago  
Is there a way to specify a default download directory for file transfers? Most of my stuff ends up in the Program directory; one of these days I'm gonna accidentally delete an important AbsoluteTelnet file! :)
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#1978
Re: Downloads Directory? 22 Years, 1 Month ago  
This has been on my "todo" list for a long time. Unfortunately, it keeps getting pushed to the back burner when more important things arrive. I'll see what I can do. Stay TUNED!!!!!
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#1979
Re: Downloads Directory? 22 Years, 1 Month ago  
I've got a new beta that includes this functionality. You can try AbsoluteTelnet 1.82 RC4 at:

download now

I've tested it on both Windows 2000 and Windows 95, but any additional testing you can do would be most helpful.
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#1980
Re: Downloads Directory? 22 Years, 1 Month ago  
It works great in Win98 too. Thanks!

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