Hi there,
Sorry for the vague title. This one is a little tough to describe succinctly, which is why searching Google wasn't a fruitful endeavour.
All right, so I recently set up a server in my home. It's used mainly to load off some tasks that are currently handled by my desktop PC, such as an online backup client and a Subsonic server, among other things. I'm also looking into perhaps extending its use to serve as a media centre.
Now here's what I currently want to accomplish: Let's say I have a file on my desktop PC. The two systems are linked and able to read and write to each other's hard drives. Now I want said file to be double clicked on my desktop PC and have it open on the server. I want to effectively assign a file type on my desktop to an application on the server.
Is there any way to do this? I know that I could just copy said file to my server and open it using a remote desktop connection or use Pushbullet or something, but I'm pretty much building this thing to make everything quicker and easier; not to add extra steps to certain processes.
Both systems are running Windows 10 x64.
Sorry for the vague title. This one is a little tough to describe succinctly, which is why searching Google wasn't a fruitful endeavour.
All right, so I recently set up a server in my home. It's used mainly to load off some tasks that are currently handled by my desktop PC, such as an online backup client and a Subsonic server, among other things. I'm also looking into perhaps extending its use to serve as a media centre.
Now here's what I currently want to accomplish: Let's say I have a file on my desktop PC. The two systems are linked and able to read and write to each other's hard drives. Now I want said file to be double clicked on my desktop PC and have it open on the server. I want to effectively assign a file type on my desktop to an application on the server.
Is there any way to do this? I know that I could just copy said file to my server and open it using a remote desktop connection or use Pushbullet or something, but I'm pretty much building this thing to make everything quicker and easier; not to add extra steps to certain processes.
Both systems are running Windows 10 x64.