>>>>At one time I had an app that ran on a Novell system. They wanted to be able to send popup messages to other users, and as I recall I just ran a dos command like 'net send' or something like that....anyway goodbye Novell, hello NT. So anyone know a way I can do the same thing with NT? Isn't there like something called winpopup or something? Anyone got any ideas on a fast/easy way to do this?
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>>>WinPopup is an interactive app - it's a chat that can broadcast or direct messages to specific stations/users, and it's built into Win9x; NT/2k have NET SEND which can send a one-liner to another station. You can start WinPopup before your app; Win9x stations can oinly receive messages if Winpopup is started; NT/2K display system memssages in message box style displays automagically.
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>>hmmm...next dumb question...where the heck is the damn thing? I don't have it on my hard-drive...I got the MSDN Universal, so I gotta have it..somewhere. I can't find it on the MS site...arrrghh!
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>It's part of the Win9x distribution as I rememeber; it's there on both my Win98 and ME boxes, at least. It may be a part of the resource kit.
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>BTW, it only applies to Win9x - you use NET SEND with NT/2K.

ahh..ok...I'm on a w2k machine...hehe..thanks!