UltraVNC

I don't believe you can use it that way...
I think, first you have to establish a vpn-connection to your router. Then you can use UVNC like from your network.
Mathias

On top, second button from the right "Select Full Desktop / Switch Monitor"
Mathias

In the viewer, go to options, select your desired scale, OK
Then select "Save connection settings as default" - that's it
Mathias

Try this one:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/deta ... free&hl=de
Mathias

I like pocketcloud
Mathias

Can you solve the popup-problem by selecting "capture alpha blending" ?
Mathias

I switched back to 1.0.9.6.2. First it didn't change anything. Then i deinstalled on the "watched" computer, removed all remaining registry-entries containing ultravnc and uvnc, reinstalled 1.0.9.6.2 an then it worked.
Mathias

Me too.
Viewer is OK - i can connect to PCs with older server version.
Mathias

I just found this version of 1.0.9.6 working good:
[post=84741][/post]
Shouldn't thins one be used for installtion-version of 1.0.9.6 ?
Mathias

Since a while (even after upgrade to 1.0.9.6) i'm getting an error "Server closed connection - the server running as application" when trying to log on to another machine when using viewer-version >1.0.9. When using viewer 1.0.9 everything works fine connecting to the same machine. I even ...

If it runs as service, you can log on at the logon-screen from remote.
If it doesn't, you first have to log on local at the machine, then run the serverprocess and then you can log on from remote.
Mathias

What do you mean: Too small ?
Too small for what ?
You can change the scale of the window to 125% or 150% if that helps you !?
Mathias

I have a similar problem using areca for backup:
Locally the backup works fine, remote the backupprocess aborts because one file is "writeprotected" on the remote destination (!?) - seems to be a problem of my FritzBox.
Mathias

If you don't select "install as a service" you don't need administratirve priveliges (i think). You can start winvnc manually than.
Mathias

Using the autoscale option works fine, if you connect to a pc having a larger resolution than the own pc. Connecting to a pc with a lower resolution results in a magnification (i.e. 106%) which is hard to read. An option downscale would be nice: Downscale larger resolutions to fit but not blowing up ...