samba-technical digest, Vol 1 #1017 - 10 msgs
C.Lee Taylor
leet at leenx.co.za
Thu Nov 8 01:03:10 GMT 2001
> While Windows 2000, XP, and NT4 have a service that runs by default to
> accept and display those broadcast messages, Win 3.11 through WinMe do not
> have such a service. Therefore, you have to load the winpopup.exe program on
> each machine in order for it to receive such messages. If you need to do
> this for a large number of PCs, you may wish to have winpopup.exe loaded
> from a logon script.
I personally use justpop.exe which I run in my login scripts for my
Win9X system. This gives me the ablity to send message, and not let my users
play with WinPopUp, or even shut it down. There are some problems with justpop
which I would like to fix, but I am not programmer and have not found
the time to look into Windows programming. Still, it's nice and almost
as good as the service on NT/2K ...
http://www.sci.fi/~anhakkar/justpopup/home.html
Found it again with google and in the Samba archives ... ;-) ...
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Lee
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