Thanks - but it's the client (read viewer) that I'm trying to start. I realize that if I want to serve up a Windows screen, I'll either have to wait or hack the code.
-randy At 06:35 PM 10/5/2004, Douglas Kosovic wrote: >Hi Randy, > > >>OK - feel free to slap me upside the head if I've missed something, but I >>don't see how one is supposed to fire up the VenueVNC application. It >>registers just fine, but since it is marked 'startable = 0' it doesn't >>show up in the list of applications that can be added. I don't see it in >>the Windows Start menu anywhere (is it supposed to be there?). I'm >>guessing it's not intended to be run from a command window, as I've so >>far not been able to fire it up there either (errrors, etc.). The readme >>doesn't help. > >VenueVNC isn't one application, it's two, a client and a server. > >The README file in CVS says: > There is no Windows VenueVNC server at this time. > >So the VenueVNC server needs to be started on the Linux command-line. > > >Doug > >
