I am an IT guy so I know never to download software from
e-mails that I
didn't expect to receive, so could someone please tell me if
it is possible to
install this VNC software without me knowing about it (no one
never uses this
computer). What other ways can I check to see if my
Stuart,
The most likely reason for no-one having suggested any solutions to your
problem is that you have not described it. You mention problems
running VNC as a service under Windows 2000 in your post last month.
In the latest mail, you state that no connections can be made to the
server, then
On Sun, Nov 30, 2003 at 02:06:17PM -0700, Todd Allen wrote:
But the TightVNC version of vncviewer supported both -name and -title options
to control the resource/window name and window title, respectively. Those
options are absent from the RealVNC 4.0b4 version. I used those options to
I have read that when you bring up the logon screen to log in to Windows 2000
this could cause a change in screen resolution and disconnect vnc but is there
a solution for this? When I tried to connect to the remote computer which is
already displaying the logon screen it displays the message
Hi, I'm having problems to use VNC. I would like you help me.
My situation:
+-+
|Client 2 |- 192.168.1.2
+++
| Intranet
+++
|Server 2 |- 192.168.1.1
+++
|
+--+--+
|Modem|- 200.97.31.173 (Dynamic)
+--+--+
|
Hi All
Would someone be able to help me. This topic is discussed thousands of times
in the forum, but I have not seen an answer to the grey screen cant open
display problem I get when start the vncserver.
Your help will be appreciated.
thanks
brad
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Tim Waugh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, Nov 30, 2003 at 02:06:17PM -0700, Todd Allen wrote:
But the TightVNC version of vncviewer supported both -name and -title
options
to control the resource/window name and window title, respectively.
Those
options are absent from the RealVNC 4.0b4
Folks-
How can I create a link on a web page, that will connect in
viewonly mode to a VNC server?
Thanks
-Craig Votava
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:: I am evaluating VNC and PCanywhere. In PCanywhere , we have facility
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Yes, the window name and class are hard-coded at the moment, which is a bit
nasty. I'll add a -name option in the next release. If you're happy
recompiling from source you can easily change the res_name line above to
be:
classHint.res_name = (char*)name;
That will mean you can at least
If you use VNC 4 at both ends of the connection then a resolution change
won't cause a disconnect.
Under Windows 2000, a resolution change at that stage is very unlikely
anyway, and wouldn't cause the error you describe. The error you
describe indicates that the server isn't even accepting
Hi, I'm new to this list but I've been a happy user of VNC for a couple of
years, never had a problem. I recently was looking for a more reliable (less
timeouts, etc...) version of VNC and found the RealVNC site and a beta
download of their latest program, V4.0b4.
I installed the beta version on
Hello Andy...
Can't help you with the problem, but..
Have you seen the Ultravnc version?
It's more windows orientated, which
is probably what you are looking for
Jerry
On Tue, 2003-12-02 at 01:50, Andy wrote:
Hi, I'm new to this list but I've been a happy user of VNC for a couple of
Hi,
I saw a few posts in the past to this group about similar problems
however failed to find a good solution, so I would ask again.. Basically
the problem is about cutpaste from a VNC server running on a solaris
machine to a viewer running on a winXP pc.. Nothing happens when I
tried to select
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