As you can see an old email in the list copied in the below,
it seems that there was a discussion about using SetDDIHook
in VNC.
I'd like to follow what happened and who were concerned regarding the discussion. (In
fact, I myself am supposed to try the same)
I think Colin may be one who ca
I have had some freezing issues with vnc installed as a service in WinMe. Having
VNC run from the Startup menu seems to keep the system stable for now.
- Original Message -
From: "Charles Coleman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, April 05, 2001 10:39 PM
Subject:
Thanks for the reply Harmen. I was hoping mindterm and a java vnc
client would do wonders, i had quite high expectations for finding
a good working solution.
Has anyone updated mindvnc since mindbright have stopped
supporting/developing it? I don't fully understand how it works
yet.
Is there a
Darren Evans wrote:
>
<...>
> Has anyone updated mindvnc since mindbright have stopped
> supporting/developing it? I don't fully understand how it works
> yet.
>
> Is there any documentation on using mindvnc, since Mindbright
> have taken it down?
<...>
It supports lots of modes of operation,
Client OS: W95 , and NT4WS
Got VNC up and running fine.
Saved connection info into a .vnc file.
However , I can't use this .vnc file to automatically connect&logon.
error msg: "Invalid VNC server specified"
What am I missing??
fwiw , here's the contents of my .vnc file
[connection]
host=192.16
Hello,
I wrote the following code in the VB program running as a service:
iResult = shell("""c:\program files\orl\winvnc"" -connect host")
I can get the task ID from calling shell command but remote vncviewer
daemon have no response from this command. I have tried run this code in
