Enough already! Sheesh! We've now heard every possible take, solution,
flame, opinion, and judgement on this matter. Thank you. But no more,
please.
-Phil
P.S. The ethical discussion raged for so long and so vehemently that
Antoine went out and installed Linux on all his machines, and is pl
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De : "Michael Milette" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Envoyi : samedi 30 dicembre 2000 05:31
Objet : Re: "ethical" to hide the VNC logo ...
> I have to wonder why people feel the need to hide in shadows in order to
> catch people in the act when it migh
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De : "Philip Andrew" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Envoyi : samedi 30 dicembre 2000 09:08
Objet : Re: "ethical" to hide the VNC logo ...
> Enough already! > -Phil
> P.S. The ethical discussion raged for so long and so vehemently that
> Antoine went
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service on a Windows NT machine (running MS Small Business Service and
SP6a), the service installed but it will not start. When I attempt to start
the
In order to monitor several servers, I scale the windows to 1/4. When I want
to examine one more closely, I switch to full screen mode. I can't do this by
selecting Full screen from the right click menu, I have to go into the options
and deselect Scaling first. Is there a way to make Full screen m
