Or, just press SHIFT+CTRL+ALT+DEL
Works on most NT based systems.
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> David Brodbeck
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Windows 2000 *is* NT based.
Shift + Ctrl + Alt + Del will work.
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27;s called), and on
reboot, VNC should restrat (assuming you've got it installed as a
service)
Hope that helps.
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ls away in one of our other offices, across the
company WAN.
I can probab;ly remmeber details of the batch fiels if pressed
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Works fine here, except the wallpaper refuses to disable on an incoming connection.
But other than that, it works fine.
WinXP PRo by the way.
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At 07:29 11/12/2001, you wrote:
I'm VNCing to a Windows machine from a Mac, and can't find a way of sending
right-clicks.
Can anyone enlighten me?
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F10 upsets the Mac I'm on.
Brings up the key control panel or something.
Having very little knowledge of Macs and this being someone else's, I don't want to
start upsetting things.
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At 13:26 05/03/2002, you wrote:
>Usually Shift+F10 will activate the context m
No, that doesn't send a right-click.
Have discovered that pressing the apple button and 3 together sends a right-button
down, and releasing them sends right-up.
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At 13:37 05/03/2002, you wrote:
>Maybe with CTRL+click or OPTION+click just as
doesn't appear to have been released yet - when is the intended release
date?
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l only work on an NT (or possibly win2000)
domain.
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Sent: 19/12/00 20:02
Subject: VNC Noise
I am working on automation tools for deploying and managing VNC in o
is the NETBIOS name of the target machine, and if you
have loads of them, the passing of the names to the batch file can be
automated too.
I have included the contents of the batch files below.
Hope this all helps, if you have any more questions feel free to ask :)
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The method that i posted to the mailing list a couple of hours ago dopes NOT
put a message up on the user's end, not even at the '"winvnc -install"
stage.
Look at that :)
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From: [EM
Unfortunately I don't :(
Ian Cowley
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> From: Kvnig Marcus [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 21 December 2000 21:31
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: VNC
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> Hallo zusammen!
> Ein sehr gutes Programm, das VNC!
>
> Gibt es davo
3.3.2r3 came out a long time ago.
We are now on version 3.3.3r7, which has the features you describe.
Hope this helps.
Ian Cowley
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 28 December 2000 15:05
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject:
s
about employees if they knew they could be spied on.
IMHO I think that the icon should stay and that any versions that have been
recompiled to remove the icon should be condemned by ATT. I'm sure they
wouldn't want the backlash if a spying case ever made it to court...
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> "read-only" would be nice.
If you read the documentation, there's a registry setting (I think it's
called AllowProperties) you can set at the server end to disable (grey out)
the Properties option in the right-click menu on the VNC system tray icon.
You can also gr
How about running the DOS viewer on the WFW3.11 machine to view one of the
Win98 machines? Then one monitor, mouse and keyboard could run btwo
machines, and you'd have access to the WFW and Win98 machine.
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>This may
connection based on the viewer's IP
address.
IP ranges can be set to be auto-accept or auto-reject.
I suggest looking at the documentation page
http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/winvnc.html for registry settings
available.
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I
can't find rerference in the documentation or FAQ.
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Subject: Re: Kill Clients
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> Envoyi : jeudi 4 janvier 2001 10:14
> Objet : RE: Kill Clients
>
>
> > Is there a registry setting to disable the "Kill sll
> clien
You'll be able to use VNC as long as you know the IP address of the target
machine, and as long as it's not behind some weird firewall at your ISP.
Hover the mouse over the VNC Server system tray icon, get the IP from the
tooltip that pops up, and you should be away.
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This is the extra.da that NAI sent me a few hours ago.
http://www.iancowley.co.uk -> Click on "Odd Downloads".
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>
> Doesn't holding shift whilst pressing Ctrl-Alt-Del work??
>
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> From: Ian Cowley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> To: VNC List
> Subject: Next version???
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> In the summer
Are you using an NT domain?
If so, I have a batch program that will install VNC Server to remote
computers on the network.
email me for more info.
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Christ&#
execute the rclient command, then you can pass
a list of computer NETBIOS names to it (these are used in the rclient
command) to automate the installation across aall 400 machines.
Hope this helps.
email/post if you need more info.
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a service or an
application?
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It's because VNC only uses the first 8 characters of the password
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> Is there any way to set vncviewer with the options:
> Restrict 8 bit pixels
> and
> View Only
> ?
edit whatever shortcut you're using to vncviewer so the command line is
vncviewer -8bit -viewonly
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3.3.3r9, and me trying the same trick
on them doesn't do anything, so I assume it's an XP issue.
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me trying the same
> >trick on them doesn't do anything, so I assume it's an XP issue.
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Simon (NESL-IT)"
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> > NO - This happens in NT4 and Windows 2000 - I has to be a
> R9 issue - I
> have
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> James "Wez" Weatherall
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> Right. I know what the code causing the problem is, but not
> why it causes a problem. It *looks* like the problem is that
> the thread which restores the desktop to its normal settings
> is running as the wrong user in some situations.
>
> What happens during a successful connection? Doe
the
most secure modes the computer can be in.
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