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I have not read all of this thread. But how about writing a socket program. See http://klement.dstorm.net/rpg/socktut/ip_proxy.html for a program that is close to what you might need. It allows client connections on two ports you would need to allow connections on one port and then start a connection on your telnet port. You would have to move your exit program logic into this new program. John Ross
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