Thank you !-) Using your script (with "any") it actually works :-)
The only question I have then is how to map the uppercase oslash
(Oobliqe I think) to uppercase 'S' (this is the official mapping of
norw. dvorak):
94 0x00f8 (oslash) 0x00d8 (Ooblique)
With your proposal it looks like l
(this might have been sent before, but I send it again as I didn't
receive my post)
I have attatched my findings, like you requested and more.
On Thu, 2002-03-21 at 17:30, Grant McDorman wrote:
> According to Marius Kotsbak:
> > I tried your trick, but it didn't have any effect. Has 127 in "xmo
I tried your trick, but it didn't have any effect. Has 127 in "xmodmap
-e 'keycode 127 = s S aring" anything with the key to do, or is it just
an empty keycode. But wait now the questionmark key gives me 'S'.
This could indicate that the answer is yes.
Marius
On Wed, 2002-03-20 at 17:18, Gra
[Copied to the VNC list since this should be archived, and distributed to
the world.]
Background: Marius is using a VNC server on a *nix system, and has a non-US
(Norwegian?) keyboard. He wishes to change the keyboard layout so that the
'Aring' key, when pressed, acts as the 's' key. The standard
On Wed, 2002-03-20 at 16:44, Grant McDorman wrote:
> According to Marius Kotsbak:
> > On Wed, 2002-03-20 at 16:02, Grant McDorman wrote:
> > > According to Marius:
> > > > Grant McDorman wrote:
> > I am NOT using xmodmap with keycodes myself, just keysyms. The keycodes
> > are preconfigured for vn
On Wed, 2002-03-20 at 16:02, Grant McDorman wrote:
> According to Marius:
> > Grant McDorman wrote:
> > >
> > > How does your dvorak layout modification work? If it's based on keycodes, it
> > > will probably not work (keycodes are server dependant). You should be doing
> > > something like 'keys
Odd. The current version of kbdptr.c incorporates a different solution to
the problem; it should work correctly, however, as far as I can see.
The patch, in any event, only applied if one uses more than 2 keysyms per
key. A standard U.S. dvorak layout does not, as far as I know (although you
may
Daniel,,
Could you please send the attachment for new version to my new e-mail..
([EMAIL PROTECTED]).
Regards
Abdulla Mannai
Daniel Tan wrote:
> Hi,
> yes it can work for this version. Was using version 3.3.2 to =
> access pc with different network address and was unable to. Now w
Hi Daniel,
I am using VNC 3.3.3 R9, but I couldn't find any configuration properties on
restricting access from certain IP (workstation)
Hope you can help me on this.
TQ
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From: Daniel Tan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, October 19, 2001 3:11 PM
To: [
Hi,
yes it can work for this version. Was using version 3.3.2 to =
access pc with different network address and was unable to. Now with =
this version, it works fine. Thanks VNC for this innovative product. N =
ITS FREE! ;)
Regards,
Daniel Tan
MIS Depart
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Sent: Wednesday, May 09, 2001 11:22 AM
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Subject: VNC 3.3.3
Hi,
We are running this on an entirely NT network and have added :
RemoveWallpaper = REG_DWORD 0x
to the registry to prevent the users wallpaper from bein
Hi,
We are running this on an entirely NT network and have added :
RemoveWallpaper = REG_DWORD 0x
to the registry to prevent the users wallpaper from being removed after a
connection is established.
Our problem is that we have custom wallpapers for certain sections and
although the wa
> k. before login the settings are being used from
> local_machine. after login
> it is using the settings from the current_user.
i think i got it now (partially). i copied the registry settings to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE. if i reboot i get the login prompt (phew!). BUT - if i
enter my password and pr
> unfortunately, i fear i still haven4t got it (using NT4).
> what exactly have
> you done to get it to work?
I checked the "default Settings" from Start Menu, there was a different port
set. Changing it to Auto resolved the problem.
> ds
Lars
--
> > k. before login the settings are being used from
> > local_machine. after login
> > it is using the settings from the current_user.
> ok, I got that working now.
unfortunately, i fear i still haven4t got it (using NT4). what exactly have
you done to get it to work?
ds
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> k. before login the settings are being used from
> local_machine. after login
> it is using the settings from the current_user.
ok, I got that working now. Just two questions for understanding: When I
look at the port setting in the registry, it says 6600, shouldn't that be
5800?
For automatic
> Does that explain more. Or do you need to go back throught
> the documentation
> and faq to understand functionality?
clear enough. Though, I've read the FAQ and documentation more than one
time, perhaps it's not written that clearly? I never understood that part
very well
Lars
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Oeschey, Lars
Sent: Thursday, December 14, 2000 10:33 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: VNC 3.3.3.r7 W32 on Windows NT4 Server with Service Pack 5
> client to login, but a browser. It looks like the service
> isn4t started
> until i lo
> client to login, but a browser. It looks like the service
> isn4t started
> until i log on at the console.
Looks exactly the same here on Win2k. After I log in, everything's ok.
> Dieter
Lars
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Hi,
I installed VNC (as a service) on our NT Server (details see subject).
However, if i reboot the machine, I am unable to login. I am not using the
client to login, but a browser. It looks like the service isn4t started
until i log on at the console.
Am i missing something? I searched deja abo
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