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Is this possible?

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So I run IIS on my home machine and I was thinking it would be super useful if I could create some type of script / web page, which I could access from my home hosted web site, that could launch a program on the PC its hosted on.

This even possible to do??

Thanks!

Edited by durex

or use a webbased app to access your desktop remote...

i know there are some, java based for example, but can't remember they're names :S

If you have Windows 2003... I'm pretty sure that you can install a plugin that allows you to have a web based version of Remote Desktop... Does anybody know what I mean?? :lol:

or use a webbased app to access your desktop remote...

I was about to say the same thing, sounds like he just needs to allow Remote Desktop through his router and login.

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