> the screen, or even crash. The fix may be to turn off CoRRE at That's not it I'm afraid, at least I turned off CoRRE in the setitngs when I set up ChromiVnc, and have just checked: it's still off.
> ChromiVNC, or to use TightVNC which I understand fixed this > bug a long time ago. Hmm, I might try that. > There's also a known bug in ChromiVNC which causes it problems when > dragging items. [..] > Therefore, I don't > actually think that's your problem. The workaround is to install > vncPatches68k, but I need to re-link Adrian's new site to my own. You are right: I do encounter this bug but it isn't related to this problem I think. will the '68k' patches also fix this on a ppc machine? If that s the case, I'd love to know where the patches are. David Smith said something about "vncPatches68k-a5adaptive" referenced on Chromatix's site. Is that the stuff you are talking about? > > Anyone know how I can push the enter key on the numeric keypad on a > > Mac OS9 machine with a chromivnc server, while connecting > from windows > > with the 3.3.7 realvnc client? > > I *think* ChromiVNC should be able to handle this. The X11 keysyms > used in RFB include specific keypad codes, and I think I remember > putting in lots of code to map these onto the right Mac keycodes. > However, I have no idea whether RealVNC is capable of distinguishing > and sending them. Ok, so the server will handle this, and now I just need a client that sends them... Anyone know if I can make my realvnc client do that, or if any other win32 clients out there can? Thanks all, Arnt _______________________________________________ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list
