On Mon, 9 Mar 2009, James Weatherall wrote:
Further to my previous mail, I'm not sure that the current VNC Viewer
for Mac OS X releases support server names specified directly on the
command-line, although specifying a ".vnc" file on the command-line
instead should work.
Is that without an a
On Mon, 9 Mar 2009, James Weatherall wrote:
Further to my previous mail, I'm not sure that the current VNC Viewer
for Mac OS X releases support server names specified directly on the
command-line, although specifying a ".vnc" file on the command-line
instead should work.
VNC Servers are refe
Regards,
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Wez @ RealVNC Ltd
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On Mon, 9 Mar 2009, James Weatherall wrote:
"localhost:25901:1" isn't a valid VNC Server description - you need to
drop the trailing ":1" in this case.
Thanks! I found that on someone's web page and wondered about it, but it
worked, so I kept the :1. I assume this applies to all vncviewers
Mike,
"localhost:25901:1" isn't a valid VNC Server description - you need to drop
the trailing ":1" in this case.
Regards,
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Wez @ RealVNC Ltd
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