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Wall is very old (not pretty by today's standards), and I don't know if implementations work outside of Unix. This sounds like a job for Java! For example, Yahoo! offers a Java version of thier instant messenger that should run identically on all your platforms. There are other Java solutions too: search Google with "Java instant messaging". Chris (a Java fan) jbk wrote: >I have a home network that has one of each OS. I >can use smbclient to send messages to WinPopup on >the 98 machine but have found no mechanism to >receive a reply. 98 can send popup messages to NT >but I have not found the reverse. I have been told >by a Unix user that I need to set up a "Wall". I >have not found a Howto for this service. Do any of >you know where I could get the information I need? > >Jim Kelly-Rand > >_______________________________________________ >Discuss mailing list >Discuss at blu.org >http://www.blu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss >
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