Re: which memory address space?

Dean Atteberry wrote:

If I have a program installed in a folder on one computer on a network.

And I have a shortcut on a second computer on the network that points to the
program in the folder on the other computer.

And I double-click the shortcut...

Question- In which memory address space does the program execute?
The memory of the computer on which it is installed?...  or is the program
transferred over the network to the memory of the computer with the
shortcut?

Best Regards.

Dean Atteberry.


it executes on the pc that your are operating.
 the net work simply down loads it into your pc..
 how ever.
   i have seen dumb terminal emulations type
set ups for servers and i can tell you that it
does not work well.


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