I read somewhere in the documentation, that any click in the
windows requests a refresh. It's easier than using the menu and
seems to work under NT. Give it a try, if the application
running has some places where you can click without any action
being performed.
--- Eric Carlson <[EMAIL PROTECTE
Suresh --
I'm running vncviewer on an SGI under IRIX 6.5 and WinVNC as a service under
NT4SP6a. I have similar screen refresh problems. I found, quite by accident,
that if the VNC service helper is running, the screen refreshes properly. I
have put the service helper in a Startup folder, so it
I've done that and it is such a pain. I am much more productive using
"Poll full screen", even though the response is slower. If I didn't have
to go to such extremes to refresh the screen, I might prefer manual
refresh, like if I could use the center mouse button to do a refresh
instead of having
Rather than slow down my entire VNC experience, when using applications that
behave this way I make frequent use of the "Request Screen Refresh"
functionality by right-clicking on the VNC Viewer window icon in the task
bar. I'll try the "smooth scrolling" thing for IE; I've also found that
MS/Out
Turn off smooth scrolling in IE, or set "poll full screen" in VNC. Some
other Windows utilities also don't refresh well unless you set "poll
full screen", but unfortunately it slows down the VNC experience.
- Eric, http://www.InvisibleRobot.com/
> If I open an IE browser window and access a
> s
This particular problem went away on on changing
polling on VNC windows server to "Full screen".
However it looks like it may use more bandwith
apart from loading the server more.
Suresh.
Zalman Margareten wrote:
>
> Mentioned in this list sometime in the past. Something was mentioned about
> c
Mentioned in this list sometime in the past. Something was mentioned about
compiling a viewer with the ctrl+esc button automatically depressing or
something - I too have the same issue with updating the screen w/o having to
ask for a refresh.
-Original Message-
From: Suresh Mahalingam [ma
I had to use full screen polling to get the correct display on
the solaris machine. Checking Poll under cursor alone did not
work.
I hope additinal polling options loads only the server and
not the communication between server and client.
Also clicking the screen refreshes IE but it is a tedious
Sure, just click on the title/menu bar. or click in the IE on a spot where
there isn't a link. (your mouse will change to show you are over a link).
Or change the poll to poll window under cursor (note it will slow things
down).
Steve
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Have you tried selected/unselecting the various "poll under" options on the
winvnc server properties and restarting Winvnc?? Sounds like a polling
issue to me...
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From: Suresh Mahalingam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, September 07, 2001 2:37 PM
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