> Isn't it possible to install services that run even when
> noone is logged in
It hadn't been a problem of tight (or vnc at all ;)), the default port was
set to something else...
Lars
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Hi,
what I found out now, is that one can't connect to a Win2k Machine when
there's noone logged on. I guess this is not a fault of the tight encoder
version, but a generic VNC problem? Could any
k ok.
Steve
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Hi,
what I found out now, is that one can't c
Hi,
what I found out now, is that one can't connect to a Win2k Machine when
there's noone logged on. I guess this is not a fault of the tight encoder
version, but a generic VNC problem? Could anyone clarify this?
Lars
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