"Client for Microsoft Networks"

Remote Desktop 32 is a powerful remote control application that allows any authorized user to control, manage, and communicate with Windows NT 4.0 , Windows 95, Windows 98, or Windows2000 client or server systems across local or wide area networks. The Remote Desktop controller's powerful cross-platform features allow users to interact with and control other computers on the network. They can use Remote Desktop 32 to install software, update system settings, copy files, and even reboot a system-all with out leaving their own office. The remote Install utility allows administrators to remotely deploy, install and maintain the Remote Desktop 32 agent without having to visit each individual PC.

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Maxwell

Thanks but, not exactly what I had in mind, maybe this is a bit clearer.
I have PCs running NetWare Client for Microsoft and want to add the Client for Microsoft Networks without visiting every PC. I was thinking about a registry hack or script I could call on from the Login script.

It is impossible to remotely access settings on a win98 machine the way you want to without using remote control or third party software. 98 doesnt have any management tools built in, thats why is sucks.

You can probably create an MSI package for it, and have it execute during the novell logon script.

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB;EN-US;Q257718& explains how.