- winpush.ini configuration file - - the table below contains one configuration setting per line - each record is identified with a single alphanumeric character - the record id's are case sensitive so 'a' is different than 'A' - - winpush needs to know a few things in order to correctly push your chosen window. - - remotehost the name or ipaddress of the computer to push to - - port the 5 digit port number (0-65535) on the remotehost - winpull needs to be running on the remote host and listening on this port - winpush will simply exit if it cannot connect - - frame the source rectangle area size this is either - c for client only (dont push the window title bar or borders) - w for full window (the entire window including the title bar and borders) - this setting is ignored if you are pushing your entire desktop - - rate the number of times per second you want to push to the remote host (1-10) - your network speed is a huge factor here - if you try and push your entire desktop 10 times a second over a 56k dialup connection - you will not be happy ... you have been warned. - - mouse allow the user at the remote host computer to use the mouse - y means yes let them use the mouse - n means no do not let them use the mouse - if you enable the mouse then the remote user will be able to do anything you could do - with the mouse - - keyboard allow the user at the remote host computer to use the keyboard - y means yes let them use the keyboard - n means no do not let them use the keyboard - if you enable the keyboard then the remote user will be able to do anything you could do - with the keyboard # remotehost port frame rate mouse keyboard ------------------------------------------------- a 192.168.1.1 80 c 1 y y b 192.168.1.2 80 c 1 y y c 192.168.1.3 80 c 1 y y d 192.168.1.4 80 c 1 y y -------------------------------------------------