It would be possible if you connected the two PC's using a null modem
serial cable. I think PCREMOTE (or REMOTEPC not sure what it was called)
can work without a modem as long as the cable is made properly.
The client should be able to run in a DOS box on a TCP/IP enabled Windows
machine.
Of course this is all very theoretical and I haven't tried it myself
(although I think I used to use it with a null serial cable). Since all the
software is free, you have only the cost of a null modem cable to loose if
it doesn't work (assuming you don't have one around).
Just out of curiosity, is there a reason you can't run your DOS application
in a Windows environment? It is sometimes easier to get your application
running than to work out some convoluted solution (sorry if this is too
personal of a question).
Michael Milette
At 10:18 PM 2002-04-16, you wrote:
>yes, i need to use carbon copy to run on dos in LAN environment...is this
>possible to view the remote pc that is currently running on other software
>and i am able to control and use the software remotely?
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