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VNC Viewer(listen mode) as system service

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mac4_life
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VNC Viewer(listen mode) as system service

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Does anybody know if you can start VNC Viewer (listen mode) as a system service so I don't have to start it up everytime Windows starts? I could put the shortcut in my startup folder, but I wasn't sure if there was a better way. Thanks!!
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You could copy the Listen Mode icon into the startup folder, then use the free startup control panel here:

http://mlin.net/

That is if you like it a little more hidden. Perhaps this isn't what you want, but the idea just popped into my mind.
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