As always, Bill knows what he's talking about ;^)

I have a problem though, may be a separate thread as I haven't been able to
figure this out any better than the folks in this one:
<http://forum.httrack.com/readmsg/17388/>

I am on Vista now and had the IPv6 installed and enabled by default.  Before I
disabled (i.e. unchecked for this connection) IPv6, the proxy address for
CatchURL would come up with a v6 address (hex digits).  So I disabled it and
now get - for the address - only :::1.

I tried setting my proxy to 127.0.0.1, assuming this is what CatchURL "really"
meant to say and it didn't work, no matter how many different ports the two of
us went though.

I was also unsuccessful at getting it to work on an XP box, but that was a
while ago so I don't remember if the problem was the same.  I may have had
IPv6 on there too and left it enabled.

So, any idea on how to fix the ":::1" problem?  Can a locally-running personal
firewall interfere with this?
For what it's worth, my network connection shows that it uses the following
items (not all-inclusive):
Trend Micro NDIS 6.0 Filer Driver (service)
Auto Internet Protocol
LinkLayer Toplgy Disc Mapper
LinkLayer Toplgy Disc Respndr
(TCP/IPv6 is on the list but unchecked)

Also curious - and couldn't find anything in a search - if someone has figured
out a way to deal with a login page that uses "captcha" (or whatever like it)
security.  Thanks!

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~B^D