It also depends on the computer's power, ie its CPU speed and video
card's capability. No kidding, I've got a video card whose performance
is so bad that VNC is barely useable:
every click has a delay of at least 10 seconds to get the effect!!!
The card is an ATi 3D Rage IIC, mounted inside a HP Proliant NAS
server! So for this particular server, I've to use RDP to manage it.
On the other hand, you could check VNC options. In VNC4, there's a
"Desktop" tab in which you could remove wallpaper, background pattern,
etc. Try to play on this. There's also the "Capture method" tab. Try
to play with that too.
HTH
l xf wrote:
> Daniel Clarke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [EMAIL PROTECTED]: I might and probably am
> wrong in thinking this is due to Screen dumps, when windows makes a screen
> dump, it gets rid of the cusor to take the shot, maybe VNC does the same?
>
> not sure, but hope it helps,
> Dan
>
>
> On 09/01/07, l xf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: The controlled side's cursor
> blinks when it's being monitored. What do you think the reason is? How will
> you solve the problem?
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