Nope, what you are looking for, normal windows desktops cant do in the first place.
If you are running a windows 2000+AD domain, you already have the tools to control
applications/settings/etc on workstations anyway.. Trying to do it like that just makes things harder then it needs to be.
Check out the proper use of GPO polices, they are your best friend in a windows environment.
If you JUST want to see what is installed and not do any management of those apps, you can use WMI scripts remotely to do that easily, and not effect the user working on the workstation.
Message: 3 From: ANDREW WRIGHT <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: VNC-LIST@realvnc.com Date: Thu, 27 Jan 2005 11:47:54 -0500 Subject: Can VNC Do This?
I want to use VNC for some remote administration at work. But I don't want to connect to the desktop. I want to just open the ?GUI for a specific application from a remote computer on my computer. For example, suppose I have a computer named remote1. I >want to open the Add/Remove Programs GUI from remote1 on my desktop. That way I can see what programs remote1 has installed. >I don't want to connect to the desktop. If I could only open the GUI to a program, it wouldn't bother the user and they could >keep working.
Can VNC do this? If not, does anyone know of something that will?
Thanks!
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