UltraVNC

As you know, in order to have multi-monitor support the server must run as a service. I wish this would not be a requirement. In any case, since the server is running as a service it's one of the first programs running. Now let's assume you start your computer with just one monitor. Then later you ...

I really would like to see multi-monitor support without having to run the server as a service. For security reasons I do not want vnc server automatically be started. Instead when I need it I or somebody else will start the server. Unfortunately, having to start the vnc server (or restart the ...

I'm sorry I'm still confused. I wanted to be able to toggle between my 3 screens, or at least toggle to see the main #1 screen with my START button. You suggested the two drivers, and tabbed viewer, which I run but I don't see any scroll bar to see the 3 screens side-by-side, and I can still only ...

So we have Scroll Lock for switching control between the server and client. This is GREAT!! We also have Ctrl+F11 and Ctrl+Alt+F12 to change between windowed and full screen. This is still not what I was looking for, though. Basically, with Scroll Lock on I can use Alt-Tab to switch between windows ...

This is a neat feature. Unfortunately, it does not what I want to do. While uvnc is in full-screen mode and I control the local keyboard I want to be able to switch (with Alt-Tab or Windows key) to another window. Unfortunately, all local windows are hidden behind the full-screen uvnc window. For ...

When the viewer is in full-screen mode the taskbar disapears. That is fine, after all we are in full-screen mode. There are two scenarios where I do expect to see the taskbar again, though: 1) Press the "Windows key" should make the taskbar appear. 2) Switch from VNCViewer to another window (Alt-Tab ...

Actually, it turns out it also works with 1.2.9. The flag for full screen mode in the login dialog does not have any affect, though. I have to toggle to full screen once a connection was established. Also the other problems mentioned still remain (need two clicks, etc). The main remaining question ...

I have a laptop with a resolution of 1680x1050 and a secondary monitor with a resolution of 1600x1200. From a desktop computer I try to VNC to my laptop. Unfortunately, I can only see the main screen, i.e. 1680x1050 but not my secondary monitor. I tried what was suggested in another thread (Mirror ...