> I apologize for my english!
>
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> It's not important the way i take to resolve the problem.
> But please help me. Thanks for all the answers.
I am not totally sure of your situation or exactly what problem you are
seeing.
The physical connection ( ie parallel vs. ethernet or dial up) should not be
an issue as long as supports TCP/IP. I presume from your description that
that is true?
Authentication in a NetMeeting RDS connection on Win9x machine is provided
by NetMeeting itself.
Do you actually connect in a RDS call successfully and appear to get control
of the other end?

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vincenzo miccolis - 30 May 2004 16:37 GMT
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>> I apologize for my english!
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>Do you actually connect in a RDS call successfully and appear to get control
>of the other end?
thanks for your fast sunday answer!
i will explain you better my problem.
my 2 PCs are connected in LAN with a parallel cable on the
LPT1 port. i'm not able to see shared folders between the
computer, but it does'nt matter. in this context i can run
a netmeeting connection between they.
the principal problem is not taking control. i did it. but
i can't see ms-dos sessions that i'm controlling from the
winxp. the operations i do on the winxp are correctly
completed on win95, but on winxp i see nothing. this is the
core problem, i must take remote control of an ms-dos
application and it's obviuos that i must look that what i'm
doing.
i hope strongly that my wanted goal is now more clear.
please help me.
thanks
Brian Sullivan MVP - 30 May 2004 17:35 GMT
> i hope strongly that my wanted goal is now more clear.
> please help me.
I don't know what the problem might be with NetMeeting-- using something
like vnc ( www.realvnc.com ) might achieve your goal though.

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vincenzo miccolis - 31 May 2004 09:22 GMT
hello brian,
i tried with vnc. but the result seemed to be the same.
i think that the problem is caused by the full screen
visualization of ms-dos. later i will try with a window
that includes the ms-dos application (alt+return). between
win2000 and win98 with ethernet adapter it runs perfectly.
this evening i will try. thank you so much for your
suggestions.
vincent
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>I don't know what the problem might be with NetMeeting-- using something
>like vnc ( www.realvnc.com ) might achieve your goal though.
Brian Sullivan MVP - 31 May 2004 13:14 GMT
> hello brian,
> i tried with vnc. but the result seemed to be the same.
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> this evening i will try. thank you so much for your
> suggestions.
I can't think of any other solution then..

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