UltraVNC

Rudi De Vos wrote:We test it in PcHelpWare and move it to UltraVNC, to complicate to try
everything in UltraVNC for a first shot.

Got it.

Hey Rudi,

I would much rather test a version of UltraVNC as opposed to PCHelpware acting as a VNC server. Is there any way way to integrate all that you are doing into UltraVNC so we can test it the regular way?

Thanks

-Eli

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