UltraVNC

After further looking into the issue, You need to do the following on a Windows running VNC as a server...: GEt that latest VNC, and use the installation wizard to install it and run it as a SERVICE!!! You then connect to that pc and you will see all the displays.... In my case I wanted to view only ...

If you want dual monitor support on the client side, you should be able to achieve that through your windows settings, yes it would be neet to be able to show each monitor, in a seperate window, but at the end of the, there is a current solution. That is, you have One window (With no scrol bars ...

Ok I found a solution :D... I have an application that runs on the third display and takes up the full screen, so I modified the code to implement it ->Single Window Setup (x,y), where x,y are those of the application. As for the display, I just couldn't find a way to modify it from the client side ...

I think I made a mistake... this is in the vnc viewer, I was hoping for the same on the server side... anyways, I'll look into it...

I got this from your Code: http://sc.uvnc.com/svn/ultravncV1/vncviewer/vncviewer.cpp // Move the given window to the centre of the screen // and bring it to the top. void CentreWindow(HWND hwnd) { RECT winrect, workrect; // Find how large the desktop work area is SystemParametersInfo(SPI_GETWORKAREA ...

Thanks a lot for all your support, Your really great guys! Can you give me a hint for the following: Where can I define X Start and Y Start variables, and X End & Y End variables, such that, when the viewer opens up, it's right away minimized to view only x,y start to x,y end of pixels? With no ...

I need solutions please, not impossiblities ...

I really need to be able to choose display 3! without 1 and 2? Can I modify the code for that? Thanks

I am very surprised... 1- Maxivue software is able to install a virtual driver and be able to see it on the second screen, if they only allowed local access for that software it would solve my problem. 2- win2vnc Keyboard and Mouse Client, shows up the possible displays and their settings upon ...