24HOURSUPPORT HELPDESK 43 RE VERY GOOD NETWORK QUESTION FOR ALL EXCUTE FILE REMOTELY
From: "He who doth Slump a lot" (me6@no-spam)
Subject: Re: Very Good network Question For all, Excute file remotely
Date: Sat, 21 Jun 2003 22:43:00 +0100


"Quit the smart-ass comments" they said, so I forgot all about doing an intro and listened as Calvin said
> Hey Guyz,
>
> I was wondering if it is possible to excute a file remotly.
> Like lets say I have my computer A and computer B. I copy a .exe file > to computer B. Is it possible to excute that file from my computer so > that it runs on computer B. So if I'm sitting at my computer and his > C: Drive is shared and I copied an .exe file to his C: is it possible > to me to somehow have that file run on his computer without having to > be on it. Like could I get it to run on computer B from my computer A.

Sorry this made me lol...

> I hope that makes sense.

It did, over and over ;-)
-- slumpy no more no less just slumpy

From: °Mike° (ZHNTPDWBLECA@no-spam)
Subject: Re: Very Good network Question For all, Excute file remotely
Date: Sat, 21 Jun 2003 22:55:04 +0100

So who's computer are you trying to trash?

On 21 Jun 2003 14:28:55 -0700, in <4d66474.0306211328.52a0e5d6@no-spam>
Calvin scrawled:

>Hey Guyz,
>
> I was wondering if it is possible to excute a file remotly.
>Like lets say I have my computer A and computer B. I copy a .exe file >to computer B. Is it possible to excute that file from my computer so >that it runs on computer B. So if I'm sitting at my computer and his >C: Drive is shared and I copied an .exe file to his C: is it possible >to me to somehow have that file run on his computer without having to >be on it. Like could I get it to run on computer B from my computer A.
> I hope that makes sense. I was wondering if its possible with any net >commands or any other way without having to install some type of 3rd >party software such as PC Anywhere. Any ideas or help would be great.
>Thanks
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