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  3. November 2001

Re: Client Access Versions.

HI Chris,

This is be a clumsy way of going about it.

On the PC, enable the incoming remote command. Some companies have one default 
ID for all PC connections.
Depending on the OS on the PC, you can also create a standard profile to give 
you access to that machine.
This may compromise your security. Change the intital program on the profile so 
that it executes your CL.
Submit a remote command, listing the Client Accident or the CLient Distress 
(only joking, I love them)
directory. Check the date and timestamp or some unique property of a given 
file. This may give you the
version.

HTH.

Jan Megannon
When I bought my PC, written on the box was : 'Install Windows 2000 or better'. 
So I installed Linux.


Chris Beck wrote:

> --
> Thanks, but I want to check from the AS/400, I don't have access to the PC's 
>as they are in other states.
>
> Chris
>

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