Hi,
the viewed terminals have some times a higher resolution than my laptop
has, this leads to quite a lot of scroling is it possilbe to size/scale
the viewed terminal in a vncviewer window?
When I press F8 for full screen mode - how do I undo this?
Thanks a lot
Michael
Create a shortcut to the dial-up connection, and put it in the windows start menu. If
its windows 2000 you can set it to auto connect,
and auto re-dial on dropped connection. This way when windows starts up, it will run
the shortcut and auto connect with out a user
having to press anything.
Ben
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Create a shortcut to the dial-up connection, and put it in the windows start menu.
If its windows 2000 you can set it to auto connect,
and auto re-dial on dropped connection. This way when windows starts up, it will run
the
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Objet : DOS command window problem for Windows 2000
I have seen several people in the past commenting that they
have no cursor control in DOS
I got a DSL Alcatel 510 router. I can get access to any computer via
lan, but when I try from the outside, it's impossible! I did everything
you guys said about configuring ports for each computer etc I guess
is something in the routers configuration tha I'm still missing.
And there's another
Oh, your not logging in, sorry thought it was! Can't you put an auto logon to windows?
Or do you not want it to logon automatically?
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Using VNC viewer on a W2K and an XP machine I get distortions/blur on
icons and images. When moving the mouse over these , the distortion
clears up. I have another W2K PC which works fine. They were all
connecting to the same VNC server. Any ideas. Thanks.
On Mon, Nov 17, 2003 at 11:47:21AM +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh, your not logging in, sorry thought it was! Can't you put an auto logon to
windows? Or do you not want it to logon automatically?
I think that would have been done by the main user of the machine if he
had wanted it.
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Hi!
I know this topic has been covered before several times but after reading
several posts and trying some of the suggestions I am still unable to connect
to my computer at home from work.
On my modem / router I have forwarded ports 5900 and 5800 to the internal ip
address of my computer but
This isn't going to work with your current setup, but since you mentioned security
cameras...
http://vnccam.sourceforge.net/
Regards,
Beau
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I have seen several people in the past commenting that they have no cursor
control in DOS windows when using VNC.
Flakey dos commands are a problem for my partner, who tries to run a
console app over VNC and has terrible latency and cursor control
problems. We are
i can be wrong, but *what* do you want...
i posted a complete solution for your problem before,
and all i see is your no's to eveybody...
if you dont want the response,
why do you ask for it in the first place ?
ViNCe
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On Mon, Nov 17, 2003 at 02:41:30PM +0100, ViNCe wrote:
i can be wrong, but *what* do you want...
i posted a complete solution for your problem before,
and all i see is your no's to eveybody...
if you dont want the response,
why do you ask for it in the first place ?
Nobody has yet given a
From: Phil Reynolds...
Nobody has yet given a response that actually works other than by
encumbering the system with DNS updating it does not need to do.
so do this: http://www.developer.com/net/vb/article.php/3080731
J
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Then get a dsl modem with a built in router. Like the Westell WireSpeed Dual Connect
NAT Router (2100). (One I have used personally)
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Hey Phil,
I have read the messages and I am confused as to what you are trying to
do.
Is this a dial-up connection or a dsl connection using pppoe software?
Steve
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Behalf Of Phil Reynolds
Sent: Monday, November 17,
i`m use the vnc in my company, when i was connected a machine the user can view
because icon of vnc dumb for black color..
I`d like that the user does not know when I am connected
can you help me?
thanks
Rodrigo Brito
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Here is a link on how to set up Setiathome as a service, you could try
using the software the runs your DSL PPPoE dailer and see it if works.
http://www.topcatcomputing.com/articles/displayarticle.asp?docid=14
I have successfully used this for setiathome, I have no idea if it would
work with
I am unable to access my VNC server by entering its URL in a VNC client.
I'm wondering if this is supposed to be possible.
Background:
I registered with no-ip.com so my dynamic WAN IP address has a consistent
URL.
I can successfully ping this URL.
I can access my VNC server over the internet
Yes, TCP/IP is there, and working. I can connect to my
network, transfer files between machines, etc.
To make sure TCP/IP is OK, I removed it and
reinstalled it.
Then I uninstalled VNC and reinstalled it as well.
VNC's behaviors remained unchanged.
I ventured into the Registry and found a
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