Rudi,

Would it be possible for you to generate a source diff so I can back
port these into TightVNC? It'd be great to have all the major
clients/servers talking the same protocols. 

Thanks,
Andrew 

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On
Behalf Of Rudi De Vos
Sent: Thursday, 15 August 2002 7:53 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Vdacc V1.54 (caching + Printer support)

V1.54
Printer support is added.
No need to share a printer, all printing is done using the standard
ports.
On the server you need to install the redmon port redirector (included
in the package)
After installing Vnc you need to execute the setup(redmon) from the vnc
install dir.
Settings and options
More info you find in the printinfo.htm(package)
Remember to choose the driver for the client printer.
 
The Caching seems to work fine, special for the modem users....
 
 
Protocol Info
-------------
#define rfbPrint 9 // RDV
#define rfbEncodingCache  0xFFFF0000
#define rfbEncodingCacheEnable 0xFFFF0001
 
The caching just send the coordinates of the rectangle that can be read
from cache and
 a parameter(not used at this time).
Both sites keeps a extra chache buffer and place the bitmpas below the
new updates in the cache buffer.
 
The portdedirector save the file as print.vnc in the spool directory
(option winvncsrv) and send a message to
winvncsrv that a job is waiting.  If the old file print.vnc is still in
the spool dir, he waits a while and  then removes him.  
Winvnsrv sends the file to the client and removes the spool file (if
possible permissions.)
The client saves the file and send him to the default client printer.
 
 
Thanks to the developpers without them this wasn't possible.
esvnc=Filetransfer
redmon group for printredirection
 
 

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