Hi all,
Can anyone reproduce the following problem? In Win2000 set the german
input locale, connect to a linux vncserver, in any X-window enter a ^
(circumflex sign, you will have to press the key in the upper left key
on the keyboard. richt beside the 1-key, above tab) On my machine the
^ appea
--- Barn Owl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hate to be obtuse but what exactly are you trying to
> get it to do?
>
> Evan
I would like to remotely display the screen of my
solaris work-station without causing any changes
to the color or behavior of the existing screen
display which is by C
Hello,
1- I have the VNC server under Linux and the VNC client under Window,
how i can exchange data in clipboard ?
2- How i can see local screen with VNC like Pcanywhere ?
I search to remplace Pcanywhere by VNC :=)
Thanks
-
T
The firewall at your work place certainly could be a problem. I maintain
the one at my work place, and we do not arbitrarily open every port for
outgoing traffic, but rather only specific ports that we need for
machines/services and since you want results back from the VNC requests,
those ports w
Sound like a name lookup problem some where in the lan. How are you
loading VNC REmotley? Do you mena teh viewer or the client? on NT you
should just run it as a service to atart with.
Evan
Gregory Bruce wrote:
>
> Okay, I'm trying this question again. I tried on 8/30 with no response.
> I assum
Hate to be obtuse but what exactly are you trying to get it to do?
Evan
Suresh Mahalingam wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have recently started using VNC and have been
> trying to make VNC on solaris/CDE similiar to
> WinVNC so that I can remotely work on the existing
> screen display rather than
