IMO, this article misses that point that many people on this list have
missed in the past:
The developers of VNC did not intend to make a "product" to compete with
pcAnywhere and the like. They had an internal need, thought it might be
useful to others and offered it for free.
If people are looking for hand-holding support, TridiaVNC
(http://www.tridiavnc.com/) offers support for a price.
Note: John, this is not a flame against you. Just frustration at this
common misconception (unless _I_ have it wrong).
-ME
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Sent: Wednesday, May 02, 2001 10:13 AM
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Subject: VNC review from TECHTV
Hello,
For those interested, there is a review of VNC at the TechTV web site.
You can go directly to the page by clicking on the link below:
http://www.techtv.com/products/software/story/0,23008,3324692,00.html
The person(s) who updates the documentation page might want to take the
time to read the review. It might answer why the same questions are
asked over and over (no offense intended).
John
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