For Microsoft Word, the behaviour is strange. But for OE, have you checked
all IE settings that there's nothing about resetting networking or similar when you
shut down OE (much like when you shut down IE)?
Actually, you didn't tell what version of word and OE you're using. Or more
importantly, what's your PC? Is it fast enough? Are both server and client in a
network? Or through Internet? What device are you using to connect to network or
Internet ? NIC or modem? Or even USB something? You know, USB needs CPU resources.
I don't if that's related or not, but suppose if CPU is too busy to close application
and write back to disk that it "missed" to communicate to USB host?
Just some ideas....
> -----Message d'origine-----
> De : chad knaus [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Envoyi : mercredi 18 fivrier 2004 15:04
> @ : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Objet : VNC viewer closes after loading screen from VNC Server side
>
> Hello,
>
> I am new to VNC but am using it for my business. The Viewer is installed on a
> Windows XP system and the Server is installed on a Win98 system. The problem
> is this:
>
> I will connect just fine to the VNC Server system and be able to do a few
> things, but when I close a program like Microsoft Word or Outlook Express, it
> closes the whole Viewer and disconnects. When I go to reconnect, I put in the
> correct password and the screen begins to load, but as soon as it loads, the
> Viewer closes and disconnects again. The only thing I can do right now to fix
> it is shut down the VNC Server on the Win98 system, then restart the VNC
> Server. When I go to reconnect again, everything is fine until I find another
> program that shuts down the Viewer when I just want to close the program. How
> can I fix this?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Chad
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