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The net send command is easy but I think it is usually disabled for security reasons. MSMQ is not managed code but can be used. See Choosing Communication Options in .NET for other options relevant to .Net. Then look at the articles in this web site; especially the ones list at the right side of this window under "Our recommended articles".

hi friend,

you can use MSMQ and feature provided in Windows OS's. some times its not installed. you have install it from your control panel add/remove windows component and select the check box for MSMQ(Microsoft Messaging Queue). and install it you need your OS setup CD sometimes.

In .net there is library to provide you support to access the MSMQ:
Follow below articles to learn about using MSMQ libraries of .net and how to send reliable messages:

1. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms978430.aspx

2. http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/[email protected]/MSMQ11292005035019AM/MSMQ.aspx


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you can try this code sample

if (lstnames.SelectedItems.Count > 0) {
    foreach (string strSeleted in lstnames.SelectedItems) {
        //somehow a list item is in fact a string

        string strname = " " + strSeleted;
        long lngPos = 1;
        do {
            long lretval = Shell("net send " + strname + " \"" + Mid(strMessage, lngPos, iChunk) + "\"", vbHide);
            lngPos += iChunk;
            //pause to stop out of sequence message chunks

            Sleep(100);
        }
        while (!(lngPos > Len(strMessage)));
        strStatus += strname.ToString;
    }
}

show here article in vb.net