Robert Rain,
10-Aug-97 15:29:08, Robert Rain wrote to Jeff Malka
 RR> 31 Jul 97 16:42, Jeff Malka wrote to all:
          Subject: Remote control
 JM>> I have a system at home running Warp 4 and another system at work
 JM>> running Warp 3.  I would like to remotely control the office Warp
 JM>> 3 system from home via modem.  Is there a way to do this
 JM>> inexpensively? Ideally I would like to access the work system
 JM>> from home seeing on the screen the WPS and using it as if I were
 JM>> there (sort of like a dumb terminal). What should I do?  What
 JM>> software do I need?
 RR> I tried some software called "KOPYKAT" that did exactly what
 RR> you want. It's a sort of dialup networking for OS/2. Apart
 RR> from the time lag, you could not tell, you were not sitting in
 RR> front of the remote computer.
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 RR> KopyKat Remote Control Software Version 1.21 Test Drive
 RR> Hilgraeve Inc. 111 Conant Ave. Suite A Monroe, MI 48161 Sales:
 RR> 800-826-2760 or 313-243-0576 FAX:  313-243-0645 Internet:
 RR> sales@hilgraeve.com
 RR> For technical support on Test Drive, please contact us via:
 RR> Hilgraeve BBS:  313-243-5915 Compuserve: Go Hilgraeve Internet:
 RR> support@hilgraeve.com http://www.hilgraeve.com
 RR> gopher.hilgraeve.com:9005 ftp.hilgraeve.com:/pub/vendor/hilgraeve
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I took a look at the DOCs for KopyKat and it looks ver nice for 2
OS/2 machines.  It even works with NETBIOS.  But I called that
company and asked if they had anything to control a Win95 machine
from a Warp4 machine.  Unfortunately they do not.
Any suggestions?
     Thanks and Good Luck,        Andy Roberts
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