OpenScript v9.1 HTTP Playback Proxy Settings

Hi All,
I was trying to set OpenScript Preferences HTTP Playback proxy settings.
However, settings I've entered, clicked APPLY then OK, are being saved.
When I open/view the same preferences again (eg immediately after entering them) all details are gone!
This happened on 2 different machines: WinXP Pro & Win 2003 Server R2.
Anyone else seen/have this problem?
Any way to set them (as a workaround) in the script?
Checking back in v9.0 the Proxy setting are saved successfully, so I'm thinking this has occurred on the v90->v91 upgrade.
Thanks & Regards,
Neil

I've just checked this for a related record error on 9.1 - the browser on recordscript defaults to localhost port 7777 rather than what I need or set
But following your example I see the same effect on the Playback settings
All the files written to have full access for read / write - one thing I've noticed is clicking the apply button does not behave in the usual manner - almost if the changes are not been commited.
Another thing if you open the oracle.oats.scripting.modules.http.proxyRecorder.prefs doesnt appear to contain full setting details
Your also probaly aware that the default view in preferences is filtered and masking a Network Connections under General

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