> Do you indicate that you are willing to write something that if I browse to > your page, a vncserver starts on my display such that you can see my > display??
Yes. You'll need to authorize my signed ActiveX code, and you'll be able to view my security certificate (signed by a trusted certificate authority) ... If you trust my website (which, if you were my customer and you were on the phone with me, you would) then you would authorize the download and execution of the product, then the control would activate. > It would be a huge security hole if you succeed to do so. No more than any other signed ActiveX control floating about... > Since you mention ActiveX, I think your target is M$Windows platforms. Indeed. 100% of my customers use some form of Windows (80% use AOL, agh.) I'm not biased to any other OS. As a matter of fact, I go through great pains to insure the useful function of our website on other platforms and browser-types. I find that my problem-children are the AOL'ers who can hardly tell me what version of windows they are running. We spend hours doing click, and scroll. I'm sure you internet-service operators can sympathize. -=-=-=-=- The "DesktopStreaming"-type products have a chat console that appears on the user's desktop, and they can do things like spawn new internet explorer windows pointed to useful websites... Do y'all think this is worthwhile to work into the scheme of things? CG __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Sign up for SBC Yahoo! Dial - First Month Free http://sbc.yahoo.com _______________________________________________ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list
