Dair Grant wrote:
> Which version of which viewer are you using? And do you know what depth
> of connection you manage to establish, and what depth your local screen
> is?
Software version is 3.3.3b2 (aka Beta 3.0.1).
I'm not sure what you mean by "depth of connection"
My client machine monitors (2 19-inch CTX) are is set at 1024x768@75hz and
millions of colors.
I can control the remote server just fine (I know this because i set up a
server right next to my computer so i could see its screen. My client
screen is black, but the remote server is responding as though i could see
it.
Does changing resolution on my client machine change anything?
>
>
> If the connection stays up and you can actually control the server then
> it sounds like it's just a problem at the client end, and presumably
> something to do with the display.
>
> -dair
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