Re: how to share a host computer using "remote desktop connection"?

Tony Young wrote:
When I establish a "remote desktop connection" from a client XP to a
host XP, I always get a message warning that the host's
administrator will be logged out. That means if somebody works on
the host site, his/her session will be terminated without his/her
consent. Is there a way that both I and he/she can share the host
computer at the same time without interfering with each other? Please
help. Thank you for any advise.

Not without using a third party application or a "hack" where you replace a
file with an older (beta version) of a file in Windows XP.
(Not even sure if you can do it with a third party application the way you
describe it.)

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