Hi people:
Is there any way to set vncviewer with the options:
Restrict 8 bit pixels
and
View Only
?
Every time I want to connect in a machine I have to click this options. I
would like that these options be always turned on.
Thank you.
Sem mais,
Imerson Renato Cavallari
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Steve Palocz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2001 10:00 AM
Subject: Proper way to close viewer.
> Hey all,
> I have been using vnc for a few years now, on Sun and 9x/nt. I don't use
new
> software as soon as it comes out, I wait a few weeks first. So when the new
> release of Winvnc came out (R9), I waited. I have since updated a few of my
> win98/nt machines to R9. But I seem to be experiencing a problem with the
> desktop wallpaper.
> I do notice a slight difference when going over a 128 ISDN connection, but
> cable I don't see much improvement.
>
> But that isn't the problem. I use both the Java and native viewer. If I
> crash when using the Java viewer, my wallpaper doesn't return. But with the
> native viewer, 1 out of three times it will revert back to no wallpaper.
> This is with closing the viewer side.
>
> Okay so now lets disable this feature in the registry.
> Now If my connection with the Java viewer crashes or if I disconnect with
> the native viewer while the machine is busy I loose my wallpaper.
> I would assume that there is a registry feature to disable the wallpaper
> feature that it should work all the time. But it doesn't I can still loose
> my wallpaper.
>
> I use wallpaper to identify which machine I am on.
>
> I have since reverted back to r7.
>
> If someone wants to test this, email me and I will give detailed steps to
> prove this functionality or lack there of.
>
> Steve Palocz
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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