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From: Rashid  Karimov <rashid@rk.wbs.com>
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Subject: Win NT -> X11 -> FreeBSD.
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Date: Wed, 20 Nov 1996 10:16:53 -0500 (EST)
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	In the storm of X11 related Qs appearing here here's
	my 2 pennies worth:

	does any1 use products kinda NTRIGUE by HDS ( www.hds.com )
	to run Win NT applics remotely , namely on the FreeBSD X11
	screens ? 
	Is there any similar product which can be used too, with
	more or less success ? 

	How naturally it comes , in sense how do I integrate "native"
	applications I have with NTRIGUE  ones ? I'm not
	quite familiar with NTRIGUE ... so does it ask for the root window,
	and therefore should be run off separate X11 screen ( say Alt - F3 :)
	or it happily runs in separate window at common desktop ? 


	I dont want to change my FreeBSD installation for any other OS
	neither I want to have 2 monitors on the table and alas,  still 
	there're certain  applications which I need and it happens they run
	only on Windows ( damn !), so I'm thinking NTRIGUE now . Any 
	other recomendations would be gladly accepted too .


	Rashid.