I recently installed the vnc 4.0 on two windows 2000 machines, and I've noticed that full-screen mode no longer works like it did in 3.3.7. Under 3.3.7, the viewer would occupy the whole screen, including covering up the taskbar at the bottom of the screen. However, with vnc 4.0, using full-screen mode covers up everything except the task bar. This means that if the remote system is using the same resolution as the client, the task bar is inaccessible in full screen mode. If the remote system is using a higher resolution, bump-scrolling along the bottom edge of the screen doesn't work, since the task bar of the client machine steals the focus from the viewer. (bump-scrolling works on the right, left, and top edges of the screen, however.)

I've seen this on two different windows 2000 clients. I don't have any other machines to test with, so I'm not sure I can replicate the problem on other operating systems. On one system, if I maximize the window before selecting full-screen, then the window covers up the task bar, and the viewer works like it did in 3.3.7. I was not able to reproduce this behavior on the other system. The system where I found the work-around is a fairly basic install of windows 2000 (Office 97, outlook, etc) and has all of the latest updates from Microsoft. The other machine is owned by a friend so I'm not sure how up to date it is.

Has anyone else seen this problem? Anyone know a work-around that works consistently?

BTW: using the 3.3.7 viewer with a 4.0 server works, (full-screen mode works as expected) but then you don't get the new features of the 4.0 viewer...


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