UltraVNC

Just noticed that the changes of this version are missing in the installer.

Thank you for the update!

Well, yes, actually I meant if there is a way for devs to get a new certificate

Hi, I just noticed that when I use the JV to login to my UVNC server, the first message I get is telling me that the certificate is valid only until feb. 2008. Is there a way to get a newer certificate, as the outdated certificate has to be approved on every PC/browser that's used to long. Thank you ...

Thank you for the update! Didn't have much time to test yet, but I noticed that I now have 2 entries of UltraVNC in Software- Add/Remove. IMO it would be better to udpate the item and have only 1 add/remove entry. I know it's very minor, but still wanted to mention it :) One question: does this ...

Yes, apparently Intel included some extra (slower) routines that are only used on non-Intel CPUs. As I don't use ICL myself I'm afraid I can't provide any direct help. A quick Google search showed e.g. this: http://www.swallowtail.org/naughty-intel.html which includes a script, but for the Intel ...

Great job, thank you !

WRT the Intel version: did you remove the GenuineIntelCheck used by the Intel compiler to disable SSE/SSE2 functions on non-Intel CPUs ?

One thing I noticed with the old viewer and also the new one is that, if you use a weak, unstable, laggy connection, it sometimes completely freezes. (in my case it's mostly the connection from the (viewer) laptop to the WLAN router that's causing problems, not the WAN connection itself) So the ...

Ok, I see that's valid reasons.
Thank you for the explanation !

In Opera you have the choice: Tools - Preferences - General - 'Show close button on each tab'. (automatically removes the buttons from the master window) Is there a special reason why you don't use ATL/MFC? It would save you a _lot_ of work, wouldn't it ? And as UVNC is Windows-only (AFAIK ...

What about adding the _x or the x only to each tab (like e.g. Opera does if you set it so) instead of the master window?
This way I think it would be more intuitive and you can close a tab without switching to it first (keep the current one active while closing the ones you no longer need).

But you have to decide whether to use or not a connection as default before it is established. This way you don't even know if the IP you entered is correct and still have to already save it as default. IMO it would be better to add 'Save as default' below 'Save as favorite'. Seems much more user ...

tabbed vncviewer 1.21 : every time I switch between tabs, an audible beep is emitted, even though my sound is disabled. This is unacceptable for my colleagues :) Rasmus Møller Confirmed. This happens also the first time I open a new connection tab. (it's the same sound that appears when you restore ...

I always used Auto-select best settings, which seems to have always chosen 256 colors. Now that you asked, I also tried the other color schemes and noticed that only 256 colors are affected (tried from full color to 8 colors). WRT directories: why not use one (main) dir where all needed files ...

Thanks for the update. Now fullscreen works as intended (with taskbar). However, there is a strange sideeffect: when you are in fullscreen mode and then minimize the window, you get back to the local desktop, but the (local) taskbar is completely gone! In order to get it back, you have to use ...

I have a problem with Fullscreen with this viewer: on my laptop (with the viewer) I have 1280x800. on my server PC I used to have 1280x768 when I used the old viewer and never had a problem with fullscreen. Now even if I set it to 1280x800 (same as viewer PC), I never get a real fullscreen. Actually ...

From what I remember when browsing the FT part of the sources, actually directories are always compressed, no matter if over WAN or LAN.
(I might be wrong here though, don't have the time to confirm this right now)

No encoding issues, just a good old typo
And yes, 'Restore' is not translated yet at all.

If you find any more typos or translations that might be improved, please feel free to post them.

Wouldn't it be more helpful for all if you just explicitly mentioned the bugs that keep you (both) from updating to the latest version, so those problems can be fixed (for all) and you don't have to stay with outdated versions ?

Correct me if I am wrong but I believe that running the service helper should cause the icon to appear in the tray. Hmm, yes, actually that's what I expected. Regarding your other question, what makes you think I am not running an AV program? I am. Well, because you wrote so :) There is no anti ...

Well, I replied in this thread on July 25th, and you still didn't comment my suggestion

Have you tried manually starting the Service Helper (Start - Programs - UltraVNC - Run Service Helper) ?

I remember that I also once had this problem after upgrading.

off topic: are you sure that it's wise not to have any antivirus-tool running

I definitely prefer the *.
IMO the | look like a graphical glitch...

That's a really great and very detailed explanation by CarlRodabaugh, that IMO deserves a place in the FAQ !

I guess there's nothing wrong with your PC or VM, but there's definitely a lot wrong with MS JavaVM

So it was certainly a good decision to install Sun VM (even if you've been kind of forced to...)

add Unicode as base of UltraVNC 2 code support. Definitely. Maybe we should even think about the server binary only compatible with NT platform (complete unicode). AFAIK there is something like a Unicode addon for Win9x platforms (haven't used any 9x for quite a long time, so I'm not sure about ...

Rudi De Vos wrote:3 weeks Holliday

Have a great time ! You really deserve it

Moby wrote:Eventually found the answer. Surprised nobody bothered to help!

Well, that's probably because the information you asked for is already covered in the documentation
http://doc.uvnc.com/

Hmm, I just recently performed a remote upgrade of my workstation using UVNC 1.0, and I also upgraded the ATI drivers of this PC. I didn't use the original ATI drivers but used the Omega drivers instead, but IIRC they also use the MSI installer. No problems at all. However, I also experienced those ...

*Do we maintain compatibility ? *Realvnc 4.0 base ? Best parts of code are in the enterprise version.. IMO it would be desirable to keep compatibility as long as possible I'm not familiar with the underlying protocols, but isn't it e.g. possible to introduce some new flags, opcodes or similar for ...

Good to see that you've updated your builds to V1.00

Using IJL sounds like a very good idea, and many sytems will benefit of this improvement (CPUs without MMX and/or SSE are rare these days) !

Looking forward to the sources.

btw: isn't the UVNC dev team looking for some reinforcement ?