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Running a .vnc file automatically

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SUSANVV
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Running a .vnc file automatically

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I connected to a server and then saved the connection info in a .vnc file. The file works fine when I double click on it but I need it to run from Tasks or from a .bat file that I run in Tasks. I keep getting the error message "Invalid VNC server specified". I am going to try a .bat file using vncviewer and the command line switches specified in the error message but there has to be an easier way. TIA for any help.

Sue Van :(
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TechFan
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Post by TechFan »

Here is something that should work for you. . .create a batch file with:
start "path-to-file\filename.vnc"

Schedule that batch file instead of the .vnc file. It should work as long as you have the username and password set (assuming Win2k or later scheduler).
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