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Posted

Hello,

 

I was wondering if anyone could help me produce a program.

 

I was thinking along the lines of a program that would 'net send' the another computer on a LAN network but without using net send in the command promt.

 

Does anyone know how I could get this to work with two text boxes, one for the PC name and the other for the message aswell as a button to send the message, displaying it on the other PC in a dialog box.?

 

Source Code / Code Snippets would be a great help!

 

Thanks.

Posted

Actually I'm an ICT administrator for a company.

 

I want the ability to allow staff to chat to other people in other rooms on the network or request for help from their workstation.

 

I would code my own program but I only know Visial Basic 2008 but I'm a bit rusty with that, so was just wondering if someone could help me.

 

Thanks.

Posted

Intresting because googling your username turns up lots of profiles for a 15 year old... IT admin at 15? I'm slightly suspicious!

 

As noted above there are lots of vb apps on the net to do this already just google it.....

 

But if you arn't the administrator you may well be in violation of the AUP on your network, if you are the Admin why can't you just enable netsend?

 

Jona

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Posted (edited)

Name: Aubrey =P, the rest you shall never know! =D

 

Other names: JavaNocKziK - Java - Mac

 

Age: 121 =D

 

Real Age: 15

 

Enjoys: Playing computer games, playing more computer games, programing, more programing and more computer games. And possibly some PlayStation 3 on the side ( Add : JavaNocKziK ), all you Xbox n00bs can go eat cheeze =D.

 

Favourite Games: Call of Duty 4 - Counter Strike: Source - Garrys Mod - Visual Basic 2008 - Source SDK - Flight Simulator =D - GTA4

 

Music: Anything that sounds good, no trash, no classic, no country, no bull :censored: heavy-metal.

 

Specs:

19" Dell.... =D

Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 @ 2.4 / per core

Gigabyte S Series GA-X48-DS5 Intel X48

eVGA e-GeForce 8800 Ultra SC 768MB + 1407MB shared

4GB Crucial Ballistix @ 801MHz Duel Channel

Windows Vista Home Premium 32-bit SP1

Headset / Duel Speakers

Dell Keyboard / Microsoft Gaming Mouse

DirectX 10

Antec 900 Gaming Case

700W Jeantec Power Pack

2x 300GB HDD

 

I plan to get atleast one if not two GTX 280 cards, I will need a 780i chipset though =(.

 

Job: Play CSS and goto school =(.

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Posted

So?

 

Who cares if I'm a gamer, who plays Counter Strike? No one!

 

I came here for help, thats one of the reasons many people come here! To share / exchange and help.

 

I was asking for help, would really like that.

 

Thanks.

Posted (edited)

Classic...Absolute Classic..That has been the best thing today :rofl::rofl:

 

Nice one Tech_guy

 

Creative with the truth!!!! Bit rusty with vb 2008:doh:

 

Quote from Profile:

 

JavaNocKziK has not made any friends yet

 

Think this will change?

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Posted

I'm glad I used a different name on this forum when registering. At least I don't have to worry about any interrogation and background checks.

 

Good work tech_guy.

 

Now can anyone help the OP bypass the security? :D

Posted
Actually I'm an ICT administrator for a company.

 

I want the ability to allow staff to chat to other people in other rooms on the network or request for help from their workstation.

 

I would code my own program but I only know Visial Basic 2008 but I'm a bit rusty with that, so was just wondering if someone could help me.

 

Thanks.

 

I can't believe we have student here pretending to be an admin? Points for initiative there.

 

Anyway if you are in fact an admin it sounds like you want an Instant Messaging Client / Server? Don't waste your time writing your own, use one that already exists.

 

eg Pidgin, Jabber, IRC or for a more corporate feel Microsoft Office Communicator.

 

Of course you will likely require admin rights to set these up.

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Lewis Spriddle... previously banned for experimenting on school computers and was warned about emailing ICT staff on EduGeek, I don't think you have the right to come on here and bitch.
Posted
Thanks tech_guy, I supose so. But then again it doesnt really matter about who I am, I was asking for help and all I need is help, not to be told who I am when I fully know who I am.
Posted
Thanks tech_guy, I supose so. But then again it doesnt really matter about who I am, I was asking for help and all I need is help, not to be told who I am when I fully know who I am.

 

Erm, yes it does. You actively want us to undermine the very work we do for our day to day job!

Whilst I have no doubt that our members would be very helpful had you just come out with an honest question please do not think that they will not get suspicious. Many of us here are security experts and can flag a suspect question and dig a little very easily.

Telling us that you are as qualified and experienced as the rest of us after the work and effort we have to put in to get to our various positions does raise the hackles somewhat.

Posted
Can we stop the mud-slinging now?

 

Not quite yet...

 

But then again it doesnt really matter about who I am, I was asking for help and all I need is help

 

If I was - to stretch a point - to go on a chemistry forum and claim that I had forgotten how to make a bomb out of various easily obtainable compounds and only needed to know for a quick essay on the theory, I would certainly hope that questions would be asked even though I "needed help".

 

not to be told who I am when I fully know who I am.

 

You sound like Robert Downey Jr. in "Tropic Thunder" :D.

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