Just updated from 4.2.6 to 4.2.8 hoping this would resolve issue but it did
not.
During installation of 4.2.8 the Options pop up appeared and I configured a
password.
When installation was complete, I permitted VNC Server in Windows Defender
and okayed it to the Windows Firewall.
A right click o
Hi Duncan,
The most likely cause of problems is that the application you're using
doesn't cope with X visuals properly, and requires that they have a specific
format, e.g. RGB888, rather than allowing arbitrary compatible formats such
as BGR888, etc.
You can use the -pixelformat option instead of
Hi Andrew,
You can get the Options dialog up by locating the VNC Server Service-Mode
Configuration item in the Start menu, right-clicking it, and selecting "Run
as..." to run it with full Administrator privileges.
This will be fixed in the next release.
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd
> -Origi
Actually it was depth 24 on my regular X server that solved the issue there.
Specifying depth 24 for Xvnc doesn't have the same effect.
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Thanks for the reply. I will try that.
I do know on my regular X server, it didn't work right until I had the depth
set right (I think 32). Now the xdpyinfo shows pixel depths of several
different levels on the X server, while VNC only shows two (1 and whatever
depth is specified). So I didn't k
Duncan,
The two X servers are probably using different depth 24 colour formats, in
which case specifying the desired format with -pixelformat rather than
-depth to Xvnc will get things working.
Alternatively, you could try looking for a version of the application
software that has a fix for the p
I propose a VNC connection from my warehouse (viewer) to my store (server).
The warehouse will access software at the store but I need the ability to
print the reports created, at the warehouse and not at the store.
Can I configure VNC so that I access from the remote location yet print out
the in
I was able to correct this in Vista by right clicking on the VNC server icon
and select "Run as Administrator". Follow the prompts to enter your logon
password and it now works for me to connect from XP to Vista.
FYI,
Ron
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