We use Windows XP workstations to connect to a number of remote win2k
servers, every month we run checks on the servers which mean we need to cut /
paste data from log files, event logs etc, after so long we find ourselves
unable to cut / paste any more data, this happens on ...

After setting up my new computer to work at home and work all of my microsoft
Word Documents got converted to Wordpad. How do I make it go back? What
caused this to happen? Any suggestions?

I am new at using windows xp pro, and I want to set up my computer so that I
can access it from another computer using the internet. I've followed all the
sets for the host computer in this link...
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/mobility/getstarted/remoteintro.mspx

Is it possible to map a drive to a remote machine over the internet? Both
machines are behind a Netgear router.
I can use remote desktop bothways by forwarding port 3389 to the machine I
want to control BUT what I want is access to files on the remote machine

At my place of work, my first job is that of a programmer and my second
is that of a network engineer. In order to work securely and still have
[limited] internet access, I set up a split-screened subnet with all of
the development projects done on the intranet and all the serving ...

Under Windows 2000 Server, Terminal Services gave me the ability to have
multiple user sessions; that is to say, my remote connection was distinct
from the actual local console session.
This does not appear to be the case with Windows XP Professional Remote

Does Windows XP Professional support multiple simultaneous vpn connections?
If so, what is the maximum vpn clients it supports?

I looked at the messages on remote assistance, but don't think any of them
are dealing with the same issue that I am having. I have two computers on
the same network that I'm trying to use Remote Assistance with over the
Internet connection. Once this is set up, I will be taking ...

I had a working VPN connection which has now stopped working.  Oddly, the VPN
connection is missing, and I cannot create a new one as I receive a "The
Routing and Remote Access service terminated with service-specific error
3604" message.

On my router at home - I configured my ip forwarding correctly so that I can
remote desktop to my house.
However; I have a 2nd computer I also want to be able to remote to- and am
not quite sure how to do it.  Since I remote offsite with my comcast main IP

Is there not a way to use Remote Desktop without having to have to setup a
password?
The PC I am trying to access does not have a password, so when it starts up
it goes directly to the Desktop.

I need to access a host PC remotely using Remote Desktop. The remote PC
will access the host via a broadband internet connection. I understand
that the remote PC has to call the public IP address of the host PC.
How do I get this and does it remain static?

Happy New Year
I'm able to connect fine to a pc(desktop) on my network from my laptop. When I
play music  remotely using XP PRO remote desktop the music plays on my laptop
speakers and I want it to play on my desktop speakers. Is this possible?

I have used the remote desktop with much success
to connect itself to the dynamic IP of a library.
I want to obtain a summary of every time
I connected myself, the direction that it had,