Today, I suddenly remembered that I had to send a message to other people, I remembered WinPopupup.exe in Win9X, but found that XP did not, search the system folder, only found a "msg.exe".
So I saw it, I found that it is a command line WinPopup:
C: /> MSG sends a message to the user.
Msg {username | sessionname | sessionid | @filename | *} [/ server: servername] [/ time: seconds] [/ v] [/ w] [message]
UserName identifies the specified username. SessionName session name. SessionID session ID. @FileName identifies such a file that contains a list of usernames, session names, and session identification numbers that will send the message. * Send information to all sessions on the specified server. / Server: ServerName To contact the server (the default is the current value). / Time: Seconds Wait for the receiver to confirm the time delay of the message. / V Displays information about the operation of the execution. / W Wait for the user's response, use it with / v. Message to send the message. If you do not specify, a prompt is issued, or read from stdin. Tested as follows:
C: / msg jackyin / server: bj18
Fully enabled. It is a cumbersome ~~~~ ^ 0 ^
