Hi, RC18 is great! The speed promotion is amazing! The cursor is no longer laggy like a drunken man.
I would also like to make a feature request. Though a very small one, but is may save a lot of time.
I start up the Viewer (should really be called a Client or something, because it is not just a *viewer*), and I select a VNC server from the list and hit ENTER. If I enter wrong password, then the window closes and I have to start over again.
Would it be nice if the window still stays there if I type wrong password. I think in most cases (99%) I would really want to connect to a server.
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A very minute request, but will save me a lot of time
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here's one of the easiest (also the most insecure! :p) way that i've long been using.
make a batch file like below in the same directory as vncviewer.exe.
the red is original .vnc file, the blue is added batch format.
@echo off
set file=%0
if exist "%0.bat" set file=%0.bat
start vncviewer -config %file%
goto end
[connection]
host=wherever
port=whatever
:
:
:
[EOF]
:end
this batch file specifies itself as .vnc file, and yes it works :p
make a batch file like below in the same directory as vncviewer.exe.
the red is original .vnc file, the blue is added batch format.
@echo off
set file=%0
if exist "%0.bat" set file=%0.bat
start vncviewer -config %file%
goto end
[connection]
host=wherever
port=whatever
:
:
:
[EOF]
:end
this batch file specifies itself as .vnc file, and yes it works :p
Lizard