>Is there a more concrete solution to the 2000 problem other than "fix your
>video driver"? I have been thinking about going back to an OLD version of
>the VNC viewer, because at my last company we had VNC deployed everywhere,
>and, though I was using a much older version (think 2 years ago), I had
>*NEVER* seen this problem.
I'm no Windows expert, but try using the Java viewer and a standard
browser. That should at least keep you working for a while.
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