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It's true that PCHelpWare tends to throttle back resolution before color depth, so unlike other incarnations of VNC, it'll look fuzzy sometimes instead of having 8-bit color. Your best bet for legibility is to make sure your viewer PC has a higher resolution than your server, to set the viewer zoom ...

OMG you're awesome.

Ah, okay. I see what you changed. temp3[50][16] to temp3[500][16]... it was an array.

saved_sample3[1024] is the 1024-byte string limit, right?

1024 bytes is 204 4-digit IDs, so that should probably be enough for me.

Thanks again!

Update It would appear that repeater v. 1.2.2.2 works with PCHelpWare. Every version of repeater 1.0 - 1.2.2.2 for uVNC will take unlimited IDs and start up just fine, but will crash on connect if there are more than 24. PCHW_Repeater I have a couple of versions - both of them say "for PCHelpWare ...

Yeah, that is pretty much the same set of results I'm getting, regarding number of IDs and repeater behavior. I haven't, though, noticed any particular limit on overall string length. if I enter the numbers 1-30 I still get a crash, but 1-20 is fine. Same with random 7-digit numbers (which shouldn't ...

Confirmed, using a comma I can input up to 50 IDs. Thanks, that would never have occurred to me. However, the example above the field, on my version (PCHW Repeater Rel1.0) shows a semicolon: http://i286.photobucket.com/albums/ll86/mraluminumsiding/idspchqw.jpg Kinda hard to read, though. How weird ...

The repeater is the version that came with PHW 1.0, running on Windows XP Pro SP2. The magic number of IDs seems to be 20. The IDs themselves were randomly generated 4-digit numbers, then randomly generated 3-digit numbers, then consecutive numbers from 1-20. The IDs themselves didn't seem to matter ...

There seems to be a limit of ~12 IDs you can have defined on the repeater, otherwise it will crash on strartup. Should I put them on separate lines so it can parse them more easily, or is there actually a limit? I didn't see one expressed in any docs.

After the [ENTERCODE] keyword, the text you enter will be the prompt. Edit the file "enter.bmp" to change the background image. If it's not there, create an enter.bmp that's 236x213 and put it in the same directory (or self-extracting exe) as winvnc.exe. Note that the background.bmp image will ...

That error message will also occur if you're missing the certificate file.

Can someone tell me how SCIII is secure? I know it exchanges cert info but it seems like if I put this up on a public IP then anyone could be using my repeater.