>through. Doing so to GDI32 would be perfect. Unfortunately, Microsoft
>appears to have pulled said article. I know that it was from some
Ouch... I found the listing. It's pretty hairy, and it is in VB code,
which is not the way I would want to do this, but that's life, I guess...
The extrem
>intercepted very differently. One way to do what you are asking for would
>be to write your own video driver. My understanding is that Windows 2000
>allows for multiple video drivers to exist at once yet obtain the same
>screen information, however I might be wrong on that count. Regardless,
>
Aaron:
The way the Linux server is very different. With X, all applications
connect to an X "server" that keeps track of open windows and manages
graphics. The Linux VNC server is its own X server, and therefore always
gets graphics updates as they happen. In contrast, the Windows VNC server
i
