Hi -
This week, I downloaded the free-edition, V4.1, of
Real-VNC. (I used both VNC and Tight-VNC in the past.)
I hate to say it, folks, but I can't make a connection
last for longer than about 30 secs and two or three mouse-clicks,
before the 'viewer' window on the client just disappears. I
tried one Win-XP machine as 'server' and two other Win-XP
machines as clients, all with the same result.
[I'd have THOUGHT a v4.1 would be pretty solid.
But, rather than fret, or debug, or whatever, I instead loaded
the latest 'TightVNC' kit, and that works just fine.]
Just thought I'd let you know. So, can anyone give me
a reason why RealVNC might be superior to TightVNC, if I were
to invest some cycles in troubleshooting the problem?
Anyone have any strong guesses as to what is probably
the problem? (All 3 of the Win-XPs have SP2 with all the patches.)
Cheers...
Dave
web-kayak-project:
http://mysite.verizon.net/david.hubert.cook/homebuilt-kayak/
web-GoogleMaps-project:
http://mysite.verizon.net/david.hubert.cook/google-maps/
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