T Tim Aug 22, 2003 #2 yes, but no GUI like WinPopup Windows NT/2000/XP use the Messenger Service to send/receive WinPopup messages. Receiving is automatic providing the service is running. A dialog box will appear in the center of the screen when one is received. Sending is a bit more difficult. Use the command line utility of "NET SEND" to send. For example, I want to send a message to the computer name "COMP1", then my command would be: NET SEND COMP1 Hello, how are you today? The syntax of this command is: NET SEND {name | * | /DOMAIN[:name] | /USERS} message Tim
yes, but no GUI like WinPopup Windows NT/2000/XP use the Messenger Service to send/receive WinPopup messages. Receiving is automatic providing the service is running. A dialog box will appear in the center of the screen when one is received. Sending is a bit more difficult. Use the command line utility of "NET SEND" to send. For example, I want to send a message to the computer name "COMP1", then my command would be: NET SEND COMP1 Hello, how are you today? The syntax of this command is: NET SEND {name | * | /DOMAIN[:name] | /USERS} message Tim
B Bruce Chambers Aug 22, 2003 #3 Greetings -- From the command prompt, "net send [username] Your Message." It'll even work if you use Start > Run > "net send [username] Your Message." Bruce Chambers -- Help us help you: You can have peace. Or you can have freedom. Don't ever count on having both at once. -- RAH
Greetings -- From the command prompt, "net send [username] Your Message." It'll even work if you use Start > Run > "net send [username] Your Message." Bruce Chambers -- Help us help you: You can have peace. Or you can have freedom. Don't ever count on having both at once. -- RAH
P Pavel Sokolov Aug 24, 2003 #4 is there any counterpart of win98/me winpopup in win xp? Try LanTalk XP instead Winpopup http://www.lantalk.net
is there any counterpart of win98/me winpopup in win xp? Try LanTalk XP instead Winpopup http://www.lantalk.net
