RE: VNC & NT Domain Controllers

Make sure in the services control panel for the WinVNC service that you check "allow service to interact with desktop". That is if you are running winvnc as service of the nt machines. -Original Message- From: James ''Wez'' Weatherall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, March 16, 20

RE: VNC Newsgroup

>> No one is whining. That insinuation was pretty rude and not very insightful. Also, no one is talking about moving anything, only adding something. Why are you against having another optional way to take part in discussion about VNC? Or is it that you decided to type and send this before yo

RE: VNC Newsgroup

>>On a slightly different, but highly related, note: >>I have been pondering some method of 'splitting up' the list so >>that it is easy to filter out messages that you're not likely to >>read (in my case, pretty much everything about VNC on windows). Would you or someone else please explain to m

RE: VNC Newsgroup

True this is an unusual case. I work for a police department who receives internet access from the city. The city controls internet access and we have no say so on what are users are allowed to receive and not receive. I am sure the city administrators have complete access to the internet but u

RE: VNC Newsgroup

True but the proxy server blocks www.deja.com. So what do you say to people who fall into my group, have no access to newsgroups? So again, If everyone can receive email and not everyone has access to newsgroups then how would it be available to a wider audience? -Original Message- From

RE: VNC Newsgroup

Will a message be available to both the mailing list as well as the newsgroup? -Original Message- From: Steve Bostedor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, January 22, 2001 11:28 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: VNC Newsgroup It's not like anyone is taking away the mailing list

RE: VNC Newsgroup

If it were a newsgroup it would be unavailable to myself, who is behind a firewall that blocks access to newsgroup. If everyone can receive email and not everyone has access to newsgroups then how would it be available to a wider audience? -Original Message- From: j.peaks [mailto:[EMAIL

RE: VNC connection

Yes as logon WinVNC is running in server mode on one of the machines and the person who is running in server mode tells the other their IP address you should be able to connect over the internet. WinVNC will run a little slow over a phone modem connection though. -Original Message- From:

RE: VNC Newsgroup

A newsgroup would not serve the needs of all VNC users. I for one as well as many others I am sure do not have newsgroup access through their work's internet connection. Therefore there might be something posted on the newsgroup that would be valuable to me and I wouldn't know about it. What go

RE: how to hide the VNC logo ?

If it is related to VNC then it belongs on this list. If the topic doesn't pertain to you then delete it. Is it hard to delete a message? Why do people like yourself whine about this? If you don't want to participate in the topic then JUST DELETE IT! You can tell what the message is about by

RE: how to hide the VNC logo ?

How about an option that only displays the logo when a connection is made. Otherwise hide the icon. With the icon visible some users will realize a program is running and then kill it. This can be a problem when you want to remote to a computer to do some maintenance when no one is using that co

RE: SOURCE CODE

Uh, a good start would be to check the website http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/. Follow the links I am sure you will find it. If not, stop working on your project because you failed from the start. :) -Original Message- From: Praveen Kumar Kalapatapu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent:

RE: Password/Reg problems

bridge - Tel : 766513 AT&T Labs Cambridge, UK - Tel : 343000 - Original Message - From: "Joe Hughes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: "Carillon, Mike" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2000 11:40 AM Subj

RE: Password/Registry Blank on Reboot

I do the exact same thing here. Except I spawn off from a logon.bat file a WSH script to process our logons. I think your problem is that even though you are importing registry entries into the current user it isn't going into the registry for the user that is currently logging on. I believe it

RE: Loading WinVNC from login script

I created a script that copies the file over to the user's pc in the login script and run's "winvnc -install" to install it as a service on the users machine as well as importing the registry entries. I also edited the code in the winvnc.exe and commented out the lines that display the messages.