Never tried. The original seemed like a kludge; it has been replaced with better programs, yet the original is still out there confusig things.
I have a Duemilanove with pins added to the X3 connector that I used for bit-banging bootloaders. That was slow, and a little cumbersome, so I moved on.
I now have at least 4 other ISPs.
Started with this one
http://www.mdfly.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=5&products_id=415
and used it for a long time.
Next I got an Atmel MKii when I was having trouble getting 1284s to program (turned out to be bootloader/IDE mismatch speed, since resolved).
I now use the MKii exclusively - the MDFLY is buried somewhere, had never even tried the others (had planned to, hasn't worked out timewise yet)
and occasionally plug on an FTDI Basic to show a serial port is working.
Somewhere along the line picked up an adafruit programmer with some other stuff someone was dumping, then a pocket pirate, and I think other too, maybe from nkcelectronics, unless that's the sparkfun pocketpirate.