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I tend to connect to the same 4-5 hosts. So it would be nice if the viewer filled in when i start typing a hostname or IP. So if I wanted to connect to abcd.com:5901 when I typed 'a' it would fill in the rest of the hostname and portnumber.

I'd like to change this request into a request for a View Mode Toolbar icon to toggle View mode on/off

Ok, great then!

tnx

I often hop between view mode and active mode and it would be nice to not have to dig through menus every time I want to toggle view mode on or off. So a keyboard shortcut would be handy.

As I suggested: ctrl + v = View mode toggle on/off
EDIT: Request changed to a request for a toolbar View Mode ...

How do you set a default and not have the "Save connection settings as default" checkbox checked by default?

[mod=494,1126651998]moved from General help to Feature request because is not yet possible[/mod]

I'd like a quick and easy way to see if I'm in view mode or not. My suggestion is to add [View mode] in the titlebar when it's set to view only.

[mod=494,1126648989]your previous post was deleted, title is identical and content is less clear than this one[/mod]

On all my VNC server PCs I always have, other then UVNC, remote administrator installed, as a backup vnc, and it does the job, but worse then UVNC..

Although it has a feature that I think UVNC doesn't have. It can telnet to the server. So when I telnet to the server I get basically the servers ...

Porhaps this could be impleamented with RC207+?

Either way, thanks for fixing the: If connecting with "View only" to a computer that has screensaver active it deactivets the ss bug.

Although another quite frequent(for me) bug isn't fixed: If you set it to "Disconnect all existing connection" when ...

Rudi De Vos wrote:Default to primary ????

Please, please, oh god yes, please!

EDIT: Stripped the quote to only the question.

Rudi De Vos You have pm.

What's your answer?

My server pc has a primary screen with 1024x768 resolution and a secondary of 1024x576 and I always only want to see the scaled down primary monitor.

As it is now(with RC20.2) it first loads both of the monitors and then when they are rendered it(as it seams) to re-render the primary monitor when ...

Since you can blank the screen and block local keyboard/mouse input I think the next natural step is to block local audio also together with the other blockings.

And now [topic=1898]Emil[/topic] turn me on to the idea of forwarding the sound to the client! Porhaps you can combine these. So when ...