Development Build 010106 on Windows 2000/NT with JDK 1.3

Description:
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Customizer doesn't update all settings properly for commands in some cases.
This causes failing commands with error messages like: '... must be an absolute
pathname.' (A) Another bug is that it parses given repository wrong way
if 'pserver' type of connection is used. This causes failing commands with
error message like: 'Unknown host C.' (B) In addition customizer pretends to
perform login process to non-existent server in specific case. (C) All of these
is reproducable:

Steps to reproduce:
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1. Let's have non-empty repository (e.g. C:\Repository). Create new empty work-
   ing directory (e.g.  C:\Working)
2. Select "Mount CVS..." item from the popup menu of root 'Filesystems' node in
   the Explorer. Setup working directory to C:\Working and click "Next>". Select
   "Local CVS" possibility and setup Repository to C:\Repository. Click on
   "Next>" button twice and then "Finish" to mount CVS filesystem and close
   information window about empty working directory.
3. Select "CVS Settings" from popup menu of CVS 'C:\Working' node. Select
   "pserver" possibility and setup 'localhost' as Server and 'user' as User Name
   Click on "OK" button. You will be prompted to enter password. Just click on
   "Login" button. It will fail. If you are lucky 'Unknown host C.' message will
   be the reason. (Bug B) Close this dialog using ALT+F4. Then push "Cancel" to
   close the Customizer.
4. Now invoke "CVS Settings" once more, select "local" possibility once again
   and push "OK" button. Run "CVS|Check Out" command on 'C:\Working' node. It
   will fail with '... must be an absolute pathname.' error message. (Bug A)
5. Repeat step 4. once again and this time check-out will work.
6. Repeat step 3. and you will succeed to login to non-existent CVS server.
   (Bug C)

Note: BUG also appears in version : FFJ20
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