> Try changing the use_DeferredUpdates setting
> in the VNCHooks preferences for the problem
> application to zero.
Incidentally, it would be very useful for some apps if VNCHooks could also
read app preferences from the HKLM subtree. Otherwise those apps will have
to fiddle with the registry for
> Try changing the use_DeferredUpdates setting
> in the VNCHooks preferences for the problem
> application to zero.
James, that did the trick. Thanks! I had narrowed it down to VNCHooks.dll or
omnithread_rt.dll, but you sure saved me a lot of work. Maybe this
particular issue should find its way
I have a multi-threaded VB ActiveX EXE application (thread per object) with
a couple of MultiUse classes that is exhibiting a strange problem with VNC.
It took a while to figure out that VNC was causing this.
When running the app on a machine with the VNC server running and a VNC
client connected
