John:
Hello! Yes, you're right: neither the latest EchoVNC
nor the latest InstantVNC have support for dual monitors. The
best workaround right now (for EchoVNC) is to configure the
server side to utilize a different VNC server than the one
that's "built into" EchoVNC. That is, use EchoVNC to make the
VNC connection, but have a different server actually handle
the VNC session.
Other than that, multi-monitor support is on the roadmap...
-Scott
On Mon, 21 Jan 2008, John Lowton wrote:
> Hi All,
> I have a problem with echoVNC server 2.32 and a PC (XP Pro) with
> dual screens, as soon as you connect it crashes every time, does not
> matter via echo server or direct, BUT InstantVNC does not?
>
> With InstantVNC the Cursor is out by about 500 pixels to the right?
>
> John Lowton
> JLA Computer Services Ltd
> 1 Enterprise Court
> Lakes Road
> Braintree
> Essex
> CM7 3QS
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