UltraVNC

Sentinel wrote:He means Normal Program. (Noob-mode)

Just wondering, what does the "Noob" in "Noob-mode" means?

What's your guess what caused the strange mouse movement. All computers have same mouse driver and same model of mice ? Yes. It's PS/2 same model. I am guessing it may be the lan card which is different between the working (100Mbps) and unworking computer (10Mpbs). Anyway. For those who are ...

do you use scaling (server or client side)? Sounds like there are different factors for mouse and rest of screen. What are the resolutions of the server and viewer screens? yes, scaling doesnt help. I matched the resolutions in both server and client to both 1024x768 and also to both 800x600 but ...

I tried Win98 as client connecting to Win98 server using UltraVNC 1.01. Same strange mouse movement. I have tried it successfully in another machine. The specs of the successful machine is Pentium 3 - 667 Mhz, 133 Mhz memory and 100Mbps lan card, while the specs of the failing machine is Pentium 3 ...

Hi Again, I have found, that if I use WinVNC as a service on Win95 I can have the strange habit of mouse. Running as a normal prg resolve the problem. Bye what does the "prg" in "normal prg" mean? What does he meant running the WinVnc as a service in Win95, Why, can you run it in other mode?

They are the same. The server uses Windows 98 while the client uses WinXp. Another weird thing I notice. As I tried moving the mouse in the whole screen. I notice that as I move further to the right, the distance between the actual position and shown position of the mouse icon increases while moving ...

When I put my mouse inside the Ultrav VNC 1.01 Viewer, I can't control the desktop of the remote at exactly where I position the mouse but there is a difference of about 3 inches. This means if I have to click the "Start" at the bottom left of the Windows. I have to position the mouse 3 inches to ...