Not gonna spam anyoen or anything, but I was wondering how to send one...

1)start>run
2) type in: net send [computer] [message]
where [computer] is the computer you want to send it to (use its netbios name or IP address), and message is .... well... your message ;)

Originally posted by LanceCoder
1)start>run
2) type in: net send [computer] [message]
where [computer] is the computer you want to send it to (use its netbios name or IP address), and message is .... well... your message ;)

Alas this will not work for computers not on your network.
If you want to send it to an IP of a machine over the internet then you should look at a couple of different software packages.

There is one called IP Messenger - if I remember correctly this came with a trail version. Give it a play and also have a read on it, might give you a better idea how this all works.

Chris

PS: This seems to be the new way of spamming windows desktop users (ones running xp, 2000 and nt). Another reason why linux is better ;)

also:

control panel
administrative tools
service
scroll down to "messenger"
right click and select all appropriate options
save changes

*poof

Originally posted by obviousl
Alas this will not work for computers not on your network.
If you want to send it to an IP of a machine over the internet then you should look at a couple of different software packages.


Thank god it will not work over the net for this....Are you sure it doesnt?????

The Dude :)

Actually, it Does work over the net!

Yes an surprisingly it even got through my firewall once... till I disabled the service!