This isn't a very elegant solution, but it may work for you. Assuming you
have MS Word on the client machine:
1. Open Word
2. Hold down the shift key and type the first letter of any word (e.g, "s")
3. Release the shift key and type the rest of the word (e.g. "ONICS")
followed by a space.
4. Wor
> >I was wondering if the X, Mac, Or Windows VNC RFB encoders are
> >'intelligent', i.e. based on high level X/Win/Mac OS calls, or are they
> >encoders for the screen buffer bitmap? (Obviously, it would be much more
> >computationally efficient to encode from the high level calls,
> rather than
On Tue, Jun 19, 2001 at 03:25:17AM -0700, Caleb Crome wrote:
> My question is this: Do the encoders *start* with bitmap data?
> How does the encoder know which rectangles have changed since the last
> RFB update?
I think the answer is that for X, yes, it gets more high-level
information t
I have installed VNC on my system & want to get it to loopback to my machine
for initial testing purposes. Could someone let me know the Registry entries
to accomplish this.
Many thanks.
Dennis French
G3TIK
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I am happily & successfully using VNC to enable Windows desktops and IBM
Network Stations to run a GUI application on our Linux server. I am using
vncserver in -inetd mode, so it starts a fresh instance of the server for
each connection, and then terminates the server when the client disconnects.
Hi...
I am a student doing some analysis on VNC. Hope you can help...
I have two questions on the last bullet point of the feature list in README
file of vncviewer for UNIX.
In there it says:
"* Although still single-threaded, it behaves much like a multi-threaded
client.
The main thread of th
I'm running VNC Server on Redhat 7.0. Is it possible to have my Netware server
export it's display session to this X Server and then have VNC's Xserver serve
it to VNC Clients?
I can have my Netware server export to a local Xserver, such as MicroImages
MI/X, with no problem. So I know I can do th
On Tue, Jun 19, 2001 at 10:17:47AM -0400, James Pifer wrote:
> If this is possible, what options do I start vncserver with? I
> thought this possible, but so far I can't get my Netware server to
> connect successfully.
Have you given the netware server permission to use the display? man
xhost,
From: Kevin Yager
What you need to do is go to an xterm that already is displaying in the Xserver
that you want to display your Netware windows in, and do the xhost + from there.
This is because you can only open up permissions from a trusted host. This
window will already have a $DISPLAY variab
On Tue, Jun 19, 2001 at 10:53:32AM -0400, James Pifer wrote:
> Sorry, I'm not a unix person. If vncserver is running at 192.168.1.2 and my
> Netware server is at 192.168.1.9, what would the xhost command be to allow
> it to connect?
Into a window in the VNC session, you would type 'xhost
+192.16
I am a newbie but I've gotten WinVNC installed on another 2000 Professional
machine and on a 98 machine, but while helping my father remotely install it
on his machine (we need it so I don't have to ask him to tell me what's on
his screen - he's a real newbie) he got an error message 113 telling h
Kevin,
You're still over my head. Conceptually I get what you're saying, but
applying is different. Assume I'm walking to the console for the very first
time, never saw Linux before and I'm sitting at # sign. VNC is installed,
but no displays started. What do I do? What lines do I type? I know th
That worked great. Thanks.
I thought I would be able to have the servers send their x windows directly
to VNC's xserver in seperate sessions, then connect to those displays.
Is there any way to allow that without first going into the session and
doing the xhost + stuff? Just so it's there from t
Just put the xhost command in the xstatup file in the .vnc directory. This
is what I do.
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On Tue, Jun 19, 2001 at 12:01:00PM -0400, James Pifer wrote:
> Is there any way to allow that without first going into the session and
> doing the xhost + stuff? Just so it's there from the start?
Yes, but you need to know all about X cookies. ;-)
Basically, if you start the VNC server with a -
Tim Waugh/Jeff Walker,
Thank you both for you input on this topic. It's working great.
James
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Hi!
I'm trying to run VNCViewer from a Win2K workstation and see a VNCServer on
a Linux machine. I can see the console, but I can't seem to see any desktop
managers when they are loaded (in particular, GNOME). For instance, I VNC
to a user's vncserver, type startx, then all I see (on the
When running the java appet (vncviewer) from my W2K box (netscape 4.7 jre
1.3) to my Linux box, I receive the following errors on the java
console after a short time and netscape has to be restarted. Sometimes
I do not get the errors in the console, but the socket closes and the
browser
Hello,
I have a VNC host running on my Windows 2000 computer. Lets say User A wants
to connect to my computer from his through the VNC viewer. He does so
successfully. Lets say User B wants to try to connect to my computer through
VNC as well, while User A still is connected. The way VNC is s
I am in need of help. I have just downloaded the vnc programs and put them
on a Linux (red hat 7.0) system. I run the vncserver pgm through
xwindows. I get a xwindow and as a use added the password I will have a
user log into this system with. Next I go and become a super user with the
SU
I have Windows 2000 Pro with the latest version of VNC running as a system
service. If I leave my computer in its "unlocked" state, I can connect to it
from work and use VNC as normal. However, when I lock my workstation (VNC
server is running), I can connect to enter my password, but after ente
Hi,
We recently had Solaris on our Sun Server upgraded from 2.5.1 to 2.6. and we
now get the following error message in each user log file when attempting to
start a vncserver session:
sun1-sam >> more ~sam/.vnc/sun1:1.log
_XSERVTransSocketCreateListener: failed to bind listener
_XSERVTransSocke
This is an reaction to a discussion on Delphi apps that ended in February.
As far as I can track it down there never was a solution, was there?
Anyway, the problem is still bugging me.
My program writes a stack trace when this error occurs, so I know for a fact
that analysis that FindDragTraget c
On Tue, Jun 19, 2001 at 04:09:00PM -0400, Tony Cirino wrote:
>
> I have a VNC host running on my Windows 2000 computer. Lets say User A wants
> to connect to my computer from his through the VNC viewer. He does so
> successfully. Lets say User B wants to try to connect to my computer through
>
Seems FAQ 13.
On Wed, Jun 20, 2001 at 11:47:30AM +0930, Gariboli Sam wrote:
> We recently had Solaris on our Sun Server upgraded from 2.5.1 to 2.6. and we
> now get the following error message in each user log file when attempting to
> start a vncserver session:
>
> sun1-sam >> more ~sam/.vnc/su
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