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There are many ways you can communicate from one system to another.<br />
1. TCP/IP using Winsock control<br />
2. Serial Communication using MS Comm Control<br />
3. Sharing a File on One system and writing to it.<br />
4. Using DCOM<br />
5. Using Remote automation<br />
6. Using Mail Slots<br />
7. Using MSMQ<br />
8. Using Pipes<br />
9. Using Mail<br />
etc.. <br />
It all depoends on your choice, select the one depending on advantages and disadvantages offered by each of the machanisms and your project requirements.
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There are many ways you can communicate from one system to another.
1. TCP/IP using Winsock control
2. Serial Communication using MS Comm Control
3. Sharing a File on One system and writing to it.
4. Using DCOM
5. Using Remote automation
6. Using Mail Slots
7. Using MSMQ
8. Using Pipes
9. Using Mail
etc..
It all depoends on your choice, select the one depending on advantages and disadvantages offered by each of the machanisms and your project requirements.

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How do you send a message from one computer to another on a network?
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How do you send a message from one computer to another on a network?

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