Daniel Clarke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [EMAIL PROTECTED]: I might and probably am
wrong in thinking this is due to Screen dumps, when windows makes a screen
dump, it gets rid of the cusor to take the shot, maybe VNC does the same?
not sure, but hope it helps,
Dan
On 09/01/07, l xf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: The controlled side's cursor
blinks when it's being monitored. What do you think the reason is? How will
you solve the problem?
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Recoding.net - Go, Play... I'm sorry to bother you again. And I'm sorry what I
asked might not be clear to you. But it's when I use VNC to remotely control
another computer, say computer X, the cursor on its screen will start to blink.
That way, whoever is using this computer X would know that I am "spying on
him". What shall I do so that this person wouldn't know that I'm "remotely
controlling" this computer X.
thanks for your help
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