I'm wondering if switching to RealVNC would solve some problems we're
having... We're using TightVNC 1.2.x here on some windows NT workstations
and when the system goes to reboot, if VNC is installed as a service, we get
an error "OleMainThreadWndName not responding" and we have to end-task
several times before the system will reboot. As a test, I uninstalled the
service and shut down and restarted an NT workstation that was giving that
error and did not receive the error when the service was NOT installed.
If RealVNC will allow the machines to shut down without hanging, I'll
probably switch those machines to RealVNC.
Thanks
John
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