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> I have actually found a way since I posted this message. > I now have it down to two clicks, and trying to make it > one. > > By setting an IP range of 2 ip addresses on the Incoming > connections IP properties on the host computer you can > then predict its IP address to be the lower of the two > available, hence a connection with Remote Desktop > Connection (RDC) can be done without having to manually > confirm it first. > Congratulations! Really ingenious. > > All to satisfy the customer... > I'd like to be your customer too  Unfortunatelly. I'm afraid you don'treside in mt neighbourhood  |
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