I would like the approach used in VMWare:
When the mouse pointer is within the virtual machine's screen (that is,
not only is the window active, it's having the mouse pointer within its
zone) all ALT and Ctrl combinaisons (except Alt+Ctrl+Del) are
transmitted to the virtual machine.
Doug Turner said:
Yeah, I know, read the archives. I did, but I couldn't find and answer
to my
problem.
Here's what's going on:
I have a VNC Server loaded on a client PC. Before I left his office, I
verified it was working by using the viewer on another PC in his office.
I
further
Certainly. You could do that. Just go and change the bits in his code
that check to see if Scroll Lock is on to check and see if the mouse is
in bounds instead.
On Sunday, October 26, 2003, at 12:49 AM, Seak, Teng-Fong wrote:
I would like the approach used in VMWare:
When the mouse
Sorry if this is the wrong list to ask this question; I know the following
can be done in VNC,
but I want to get it working in Exceed, which seems to give faster graphics
response than VNC...
Scenario: I start an Exceed client in XDCMP-Query mode and set host to my
remote AIX box. I start an X
rach elms79 said:
Sorry if this is the wrong list to ask this question; I know the following
can be done in VNC,
but I want to get it working in Exceed, which seems to give faster
graphics
response than VNC...
Because Exceed uses the X protocol, which generally works on using higher
Thank you for your response, Joe.
The firewall is under my control, however I'm trying to avoid having anyone
connect directly to my PC. (Sorry, I should have stated that).
What I would really like is to have a reflector (outside or even inside the
firewall) that I can point my desktop (server)
Please send all replies to the list.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
According to my ISP, they don't block any ports,
In this case your ISP wouldn't be the problem. The DSL provider that your
friend and client use would be.
but for grins, how do you
tell
VNC to use a different port?
It's a FAQ:
hi all
(this might be a bit of an offtopic, but..)
i am fairly new to vnc, but have been working on the problem of tunnelling
RFB through HTTP ports 80/443. I am currently struggling with how to install
a traffic filter on Windows systems, which's task would be to filter out all
HTTP packets,
