Is there any way to make Messenger 6.0 automatically accept incoming
calls?

I would like to use my webcam to see my home from my workplace.
I have DSL connection at home. I start there one session of .NET (A)
and leave the webcam connected.
I have LAN connection at workplace. I start another different .NET (B)
session.
Then, I call to (A) from (B), to make a webcam session, but... if
anybody press ACCEPT button, nothing happens... and there's nobody at
home (I hope!)

One solution is to use VNC from workplace (or PCANYWHERE). This way, I
can get control of my home computer and press ACCEPT button
remotely...
But sometimes I lose my DSL connection and when it reconnects, IP
changes because it's a dymanic IP... and I can't use VNC.

Sorry for my english and thanks
Pedro.

Greetings Pedro,

Unfortunately at the moment there is no functionality like this -- hopefully this will be
added in the future.
____________________________________________
Jonathan Kay
Windows MVP, Messenger
Associate Expert
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone/
Messenger Resources - http://messenger.jonathankay.com


"Pedro" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Is there any way to make Messenger 6.0 automatically accept incoming
> calls?
>
> I would like to use my webcam to see my home from my workplace.
> I have DSL connection at home. I start there one session of .NET (A)
> and leave the webcam connected.
> I have LAN connection at workplace. I start another different .NET (B)
> session.
> Then, I call to (A) from (B), to make a webcam session, but... if
> anybody press ACCEPT button, nothing happens... and there's nobody at
> home (I hope!)
>
> One solution is to use VNC from workplace (or PCANYWHERE). This way, I
> can get control of my home computer and press ACCEPT button
> remotely...
> But sometimes I lose my DSL connection and when it reconnects, IP
> changes because it's a dymanic IP... and I can't use VNC.
>
> Sorry for my english and thanks
> Pedro.