MsgBox

[R@emdonck]

Hi,

Can someone tell me how to send a MsgBox to another computer over a network.


Thanks R@emdonck

[This message has been edited by R@emdonck (edited 02-16-2000).]

First you have to connect those two systems.
you can use the winsock control to connect those two systems. And when they are connected you can send a string to the client system. and the client system will response . example a msgbox. or whatever.

-Kayoca Mortation

[directoR]

No, what if you just use a system procedure to give a warning, or a message box.

directoR

[timbudtwo]

first you must link both computers in a network. Then go and create a net work to each computer within the computers. Then make a masbok then drag it over the network symbol, voila, there ytou have it, a message box in a network.

[Chris]

Assume you have a LAN established environment and all PC connect to a same LOCAL Domain. So if you're in WinNT platform, then you can use the Net Send command to send a message to another network PC.

Shell Net send <Parameter> <Your Message>

The Parameter can be oone of the following:

• Account
• User (Send message to a particular user)
• Group
• * (All Terminal under the same domain)
• View (View all the PC that loged into the Domain)
• LocalGroup (Check all the available User group in the Domaina)
• Start
• Stop

For more information just type Net/? at the command prompt and you should get all the above mention syntax.

For Win9x Platform, you may need to use the Winpopup.EXE (I think this the file, hope i didn't spell wrongly)
But in order for this little gadget must lunch first before it can receive any message from others netword PC,

Hope this can help.





[Edited by Chris on 06-20-2000 at 08:07 PM]