D D.S. Jan 29, 2004 #1 Can a simple message be sent by Excel to another network computer using what I believe was once called "DOS Messaging"?
Can a simple message be sent by Excel to another network computer using what I believe was once called "DOS Messaging"?
K Kieran Jan 29, 2004 #2 Something like Shell "Net Send " & Computer_or_user_name & " " & Your_message should work. If you have problems please post back
Something like Shell "Net Send " & Computer_or_user_name & " " & Your_message should work. If you have problems please post back
D D.S. Jan 29, 2004 #3 Haven't got the syntax figured out. path=d:\windows\system32\net.exe Computer name = mycomputer message="this is a test" How would I write the code?
Haven't got the syntax figured out. path=d:\windows\system32\net.exe Computer name = mycomputer message="this is a test" How would I write the code?
D D.S. Feb 1, 2004 #4 This will send the message <test> to all on my home network shell "net send * test" I'm not have success sending to an individual computer or user. For example: command line shell "net send mycomputer test" does not send a message to my computer (computer name = mycomputer). nor does command line shell "net send johndoe test" (user name = johndoe) d.s. D.S. said: Haven't got the syntax figured out. path=d:\windows\system32\net.exe Computer name = mycomputer message="this is a test" How would I write the code? Click to expand...
This will send the message <test> to all on my home network shell "net send * test" I'm not have success sending to an individual computer or user. For example: command line shell "net send mycomputer test" does not send a message to my computer (computer name = mycomputer). nor does command line shell "net send johndoe test" (user name = johndoe) d.s. D.S. said: Haven't got the syntax figured out. path=d:\windows\system32\net.exe Computer name = mycomputer message="this is a test" How would I write the code? Click to expand...
