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we have the messenger service disabled in our company image. don't really want to enable it bc we might get random things we dont want. is it possible to send a message via WMI or something of that sort?

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Are you wanting to launch an application on a remote machine, gets stats for it...little more info would help

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yep thats exactly it. im pushing a file to a remote pc, if its in use the user gets prompted

so i want a msgbox telling me when they are getting prompted, when they accept or if they hit cancel

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yep thats exactly it. im pushing a file to a remote pc, if its in use the user gets prompted

so i want a msgbox telling me when they are getting prompted, when they accept or if they hit cancel

You could use PSTools (From sysinternals) to push the file and start a script. The first thing I can think of would be have the script create log files somewhere on the network named PC_User.log and put the results if they accepted or denied. Sending a MsgBox back to you would seem a little over complicating and annoying to me.

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yea thats what im currently doing. but i have to keep hitting refresh to see results =)

its ok for now - just wanted to see if it was doable or not

You could have it send you an email with the results...ive done that with a few of my scripts that the users interact with.

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How about just checking the size of your log file in a loop? If the file changes size then pop up a messagebox with the last entry. Just put a sleep in there and check it every few seconds or minutes, whatever suits.

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