Webclipping via proxy server with autorization

I am using a proxy server that requires authorization to access web pages. How can I configure the web clipping tool to use username and password during the authorization with the proxy server? The wireless portal configuration page has an option to define this username/pwd pair but it seems not to be used by the web clipping tool according to the application logs (DEBUG WcsTxLiaison: setupProxyAuthorization host = *******, user = null, scheme = null). I tried to access the web clipping tool by logging in on the hostname/webtools/login.uix page with both the orcladmin or my private username and navigating to the "services" tab and clicking on the "web clipping" tool link.
More debug messages:
(webclipping-web: DEBUG Provider Id = default_wireless_instance_id
webclipping-web: DEBUG Portlet Id = -1
webclipping-web: DEBUG Portlet Instance Id = default_wireless_service_id
webclipping-web: DEBUG Portal User Id = default_wireless_user_name

Does total commnder recognize http proxy gatewaying for ftp?
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