Anyone else noticed with RealVNC (4.1.1) that it doesn't scroll by a
large enough amount if you click the space inside the scroll bar that
isn't the scroll bar itself (I'm not sure what this area is called!).
This is inconsistent to the way other windows scroll bars operate.
To reproduce:
Open a
I use the newest Free VNC Software available.
Language and Keyboard Layout are set to (German - Switzerland).
When i connect to the remote PC i cannot type special Keys like $%&!"'
because they are on other Keys than on the Switzerland Keyboard Layout.
My main Problem are "Umlaute" (vd| VD\).
Scott,
Actually the key here is that the feature you describes only works if you're
using Windows Messenger - it sounds like they use that (which connects to a
central site) to tell the machines to connect to each other, i.e. as the
mediation server.
This sounds to me like a potential source of s
Lou,
I'm glad to hear that the Linux build works on FreeBSD. Does that require
any special Linux-compatibility libraries on the system?
With respect to the module - which X server does your FreeBSD system use for
its console (XFree86 3, XFree86 4, Xorg, etc...)?
Regards,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
Paul,
As I stated in my previous mail, you should try the VNC 4 viewer & server.
The version of the SUSE XFree86-Xvnc package is the package version and does
not relate to the version of Xvnc that it contains.
Regards,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
> -Original Message-
> From: Paul Jansen Van Re
The trouble shooting section of the FAQ refers to the "Use" of "Fast User
Switching and Remote Administration"
http://www.realvnc.com/troubleshooting.html in Windows XP so I have two
questions:
By "Use" does it mean that a system user must be actively using these
services with an application to
Strasser,
Differences in keyboard layout between Western European languages won't
affect input of characters provided that the viewer computer has the correct
keyboard layout selected, and that the applications running on the server
are all using the same keyboard layout as is set as the system de
Hi
Ok so I understand the uses of this feature, as a newbie, I have figured
that in default viewer mode it is the settings (Options > Inputs) that sets
the limits of a viewers ability to control the remote system, so where are
the parameters that need to be set by the initiator of a session that
1. Use the System Menu in top left of viewer (VNC Icon for the
window).
2. Select Options.
3. Select Inputs tab.
4. Voila
Andy
Jim W Le Gros wrote:
Hi
Ok so I understand the uses of this feature, as a newbie, I have figured
that in default viewer mode it is the settin
FYI, in case anyone not registered with VNC-Announce is interested.
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RealVNC is pleased to a
I have VNC running on several WindowsXP machines just fine (thanks to this list
in the past). Now I want to set it up on a Linux machine with RedHat9. I first
tried the tar file download and couldn't get it to work. So then I grabbed the
rpm and tried to install it. Be warned, I'm no Linux exper
Is it posibly to install VNC unattended ?
if yes - how ?
jesper
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Thomas,
On your RedHat distribution disks you should find a libc6 compatibility
package (probably called something like libc-compat or similar) - installing
this will allow the standard VNC package to install.
The problem is that we build on a very old system, specifically so that our
binaries wi
Several questions.
Background info:
We have a small LAN and use a Linksys router. We are interested in
installing VNC Personal Edition for Windows Version 4.1.1 on four of our
PCs.
Questions:
1. Given that the router assigns its own IP addresses to each PC in our
network (192.168.1.101, 102, 1
www.rpmfind.net is your friend. Plug in the exact file you need and it will
list the RPM you need to download and install. Or you can just issue the
command "up2date vnc-server vnc" and it should get all the prerequisites for
you.
John
-Original Message-
From: Magyar, Thomas J. CIV
Before anything else, see the numerous posts (and occasional
flame--"lazy???") on Why Open VNC Connections Are a Bad Idea.
>1. Given that the router assigns its own IP addresses to each PC in
our network (192.168.1.101, 102, 103, etc.) how do we assign port
numbers to each PC so that each of th
What you can do is forward port 5900 on the router to PC#1, port 5901 to
port 5900 on PC#2, etc. That should work fine. I recommend you set up the
router so that it hands out the same IP each time, or things could get
rather confusing!
-Original Message-
From: Steve Jacobs (IDEAL Group, In
Hi Steve!
I'm sure it depends on which router you have, but the way I accomplish this
with our Linksys router is on the Applications and Gaming tab, under UPnP
Forwarding.
I leave the host PC's set up to receive connections at 5900. From the
outside, I can access host pc#1 via port 5901, host
I have VNC loaded on a VMware image running Red Hat. I am able to access
the server locally by running vncviewer on the image. However, viewers on
remote machines cannot access the server (e.g. IP address:3). I tried to
telnet to the box using the IP address and port 5900 and on my browser
using
I am trying to setup VNC to run on my sister-in-law's computer so that I can
do tech support. Windows XP Home on her machine, Windows XP Pro on my
laptop.
I set up no-ip.com so that there is a dynamic tracking of her IP address. I
set up the VNC server on her machine and it seems to be running. I
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