Here are a couple of simple demos.
One just shows how to have a "MsgBox" that times out after some number of seconds if the user does not choose a button.
The other shows how you might raise a "MsgBox" from a Service or a batch Scheduled Task.
Requires Windows 2000 or later, or NT 4.0 with Terminal Services installed.
No idea whether this works on all Editions of Windows (Home, etc.). Only tested on Pro.
You could make more sophisticated use of the API to send messages between machines as well as to the local machine.
One just shows how to have a "MsgBox" that times out after some number of seconds if the user does not choose a button.
The other shows how you might raise a "MsgBox" from a Service or a batch Scheduled Task.
Requires Windows 2000 or later, or NT 4.0 with Terminal Services installed.
No idea whether this works on all Editions of Windows (Home, etc.). Only tested on Pro.
You could make more sophisticated use of the API to send messages between machines as well as to the local machine.