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A number of instant messaging applications have the ability to send a file. If both of you have the same IM application, that is a great way to do it. You do have other options, but they open up huge security holes. Due to that, I seriously do not suggest opening up the machines to directly...

Have you taken a look at Computer management? Easily obtained by right-clicking on My Computer and choosing manage. Under System Tools, then Shared Folders there are three things you can look at: Shares Sessions Open files Hope this helps.

My first thought is that is one heck of a single point of failure. I am used to supporting a much larger client base, so I certainly lean toward multiple servers. I believe that the configuration you mentioned would handle the load, but not with impressive performance. I'm guessing that this...

Tabo, Win 95 and win 98 extensions are on the Win 2000 CD. NT extensions are available for download from Microsoft. Use the following link for information on the extensions: http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/server/evaluation/news/bulletins/adextension.asp

An easy way to determine if it is the AOL file is to search for "goodbye.wav" no quotation marks, and then play the file outside of AOL. If you hear the static, then the file is the cause. If not there could be another issue. If you do not care to hear the sound, you can always...