Perhaps I'm being naive, but couldn't you use the splash screen
technique for the remote 'clients'?
The executable on each station could launch the main stack on the
network after getting the MAC address....
Then that's a problem too. My app creates a serial key that is
registered to a specific machine. It won't run unless the MAC
address the app is on matches the one that was stored on
installation. This has worked fine for a couple of years, but now we
have a situation where people on a network want to lanuch the app
from the server. When that happens, the app (as it is now, using
ipconfig) gets the
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