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 Message 478 
 Roy Witt to Gregory Deyss 
 Internet Rex 
 27 Sep 12 15:11:58 
 
26 Sep 12 17:51, Gregory Deyss wrote to All:

 GD> My question is about internet rex under
 GD> node manager --> in a users node entry
 GD> connection information why is I can not edit any passwords
 GD> that exist such as packet password, encryption password, or session
 GD> password or even rexfix password, in fact all of these are grayed
 GD> out.

If you use your 'arrow' keys to navigate these different levels, when you
highlight one of them, press 'enter' and your cursor should be on that
level. Whether you can see it or not doesn't matter. Begin typing and
there should be some response to your input.

 GD> The only 5 options within this connection information menu that
 GD> I can change is the the toggles yes or no.

Does that part work?

 GD> as if there is some password that does exist there but there is not
 GD> because I deleted the node and I get the same result. The internet
 GD> rex version that I am using is 2.29, shareware unreg.

You don't say which shareware version, DOS, WIN, OS2 or LINUX...

Linux users seem to have the most problems configuring Irex.

 GD> I would like to fully register irex, but I would like to get these
 GD> issues fixed first,

I wouldn't bother, since this program is no longer actively supported by
the author. I've used Irex for years and it's still functional, even with
its various quirks. Once configured, it will serve you well, but don't
expect any help from the author.

 GD> I do understand that the shareware has a limited number of
 GD> nodes that would be functional, but certainly I should be able to
 GD> modify the password selection. Thanks for your replies, - Greg

My keyboard has a function key that allows the keys that don't work in
Irex to be used as intended. You might try using one of the CTL, ALT or
Shift keys to make changes in Irex.

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