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Network-Based, Emergency Broadcast System?
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| Walter Ellena 2002-10-26, 2:24 am |
| Dear Colleagues:
I am trying to put together something that we would use in the event of a
disaster. The goal is that every computer on our campus, whether a user is
logged in or not, would start flashing something on the screen.
I have seen systems that cause Internet Explorer windows to pop up, but that
would mean that users have to physically be logged into their network
computers. What I am looking for is something that would display a rather
large, noticeable and preferably flashing, attention-getting message even if
the Windows NT/XP/2000/98 box is at the initial login prompt.
Does anybody know if such a product exists?
Regards,
Walter Ellena
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| David Brownridge 2002-10-27, 9:24 am |
| Think of the advertising uses _that_ could be put to!
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rgds
David Brownridge
"Walter Ellena" <ntgeek@budweiser.com> wrote in message
news:ehru9.14298$D63.152@news4.srv.hcvlny.cv.net...
> Dear Colleagues:
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> I am trying to put together something that we would use in the event of a
> disaster. The goal is that every computer on our campus, whether a user
is
> logged in or not, would start flashing something on the screen.
>
>
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> I have seen systems that cause Internet Explorer windows to pop up, but
that
> would mean that users have to physically be logged into their network
> computers. What I am looking for is something that would display a rather
> large, noticeable and preferably flashing, attention-getting message even
if
> the Windows NT/XP/2000/98 box is at the initial login prompt.
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>
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> Does anybody know if such a product exists?
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> Regards,
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> Walter Ellena
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