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OK, so you are attempting to produce a GUI from the remote machine? It is a lightweight alternative to PCANYWHERE, so that means, it will not produce a GUI!
You really need to look into POWERSHELL then!
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Nov 3, 2017 at 05:27 PM
Nov 3, 2017 at 05:27 PM
Mark and extromen,
You too are making me feel so useless, your subject is way over my head! This is cruel!
I think that I shall become an hermit totally reclused from the rest of the world.
P.S. I'm an intellectual!
You too are making me feel so useless, your subject is way over my head! This is cruel!
I think that I shall become an hermit totally reclused from the rest of the world.
P.S. I'm an intellectual!
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Nov 3, 2017 at 05:46 PM
Nov 3, 2017 at 05:46 PM
I will let Mark handle this.
What exactly are you trying to do on the remote PC? Sorry if you have already told us, but there was alot of noise in that first post.
Are you trying to produce a screen on another computer remotely, like; "oh, I want to pop a browser there and force them" to a particular website?
Is that what you are asking?
It's kind of fun to do the impossible! -Walter Elias Disney
Is that what you are asking?
It's kind of fun to do the impossible! -Walter Elias Disney
no im just trying to run browser on remote computer on his monitor. I just dont want to go physically to each computer and run on it browser. Like a will go to computer, and by mouse run browser and then go to another computer...
For example Ian want to run browser on his computer, i will do it for him, but remote.
For example Ian want to run browser on his computer, i will do it for him, but remote.
So you are attempting "guided browsing"?
Nope, you are going to have to hand write some code for that one. That has been the "holy grail" since I was in Contact Centers in 2002!
Picture this, a caller, can't find a product on a web site, so they call the Customer Service people. The customer service people guide them to a special place so they can download a special client from them. The customer then runs that client, and viola, the Rep is controlling the browser. Is that it?
It isn't built in! There are INDUSTRIES WAY AHEAD OF YOU!
If you purchase the correct platform they can make it happen!
Have fun with that!
Nope, you are going to have to hand write some code for that one. That has been the "holy grail" since I was in Contact Centers in 2002!
Picture this, a caller, can't find a product on a web site, so they call the Customer Service people. The customer service people guide them to a special place so they can download a special client from them. The customer then runs that client, and viola, the Rep is controlling the browser. Is that it?
It isn't built in! There are INDUSTRIES WAY AHEAD OF YOU!
If you purchase the correct platform they can make it happen!
Have fun with that!
If you are trying to pop another application on a remote computer, you have to remember, that the screen is for the user. The user will select what the user wants. It is THEIR experience. If you are attempting to "ASSIST" someone, there is already ways to do that, it is called THIRD PARTY APPS! If you are just trying to assist a family member with opening the browser, then assist them. Go ahead and set up remote administration with their permission.
Nov 3, 2017 at 04:49 PM
Thanx
Nov 3, 2017 at 04:50 PM
Nov 3, 2017 at 04:52 PM
Nov 3, 2017 at 04:56 PM