(Works in NT/2000, not sure about 9x machines)
Try this...
Open a command prompt.
Browse to the directory where vncviewer is located. (Maybe move it to a
nicer location...like c:\vncviewer\)
At the command prompt type 'start vncviewer {machinename/ipaddress}'
This way does not create an entry in the MRU list in the registry.
Oh, and you could create a batch file to do this.
Create a text file. Place just the one command line in it. (start
vncviewer machinename/ipaddress) Then rename the files extension to
.bat instead of .txt.
*NOTE: Make sure the path to vncviewer is correct.
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-----Original Message-----
From: Matt Neimeyer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2001 3:50 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Taskbar Display for Viewer
>I think you would have to remove the code in vncviewer that displays
>the host name. I'm not a programmer, so I don't know how to do that.
Oh well... I was hoping for a switch somewhere.
>BTW, why do you want to remove the machine name from there? Just
>curious.
In a nutshell I usually type in the IP address. I'd rather it displayed
that than the machine name. For example, if I VNC from Work to Home my
machine names at home are Muppets and don't look like professional
something or other if someone stops and looks at my screen.
Matt
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