Any way to always load "Full Dektop" view?

[kosmokramer]

Hello,

I have a lot of saved connections on my computer. Most of our users have dual monitors. Is there any way to make it so that when I open a user's connection (.vnc), it automatically loads the "full desktop" view so I can easily see both screens while helping them?

Right now, I have each connection setup to disable the toolbar, so I have to do the following steps EACH time I connect to a users computer:

- Right click, "Show Toolbar"
- On toolbar, click "Select Full Desktop" a couple times until it actually gets to the full desktop view
- Right click, "Hide Toolbar"

Doesn't seem like much, but trust me, it gets annoying while helping out all of our users each day. Would be much easier if I could just double-click the .vnc file and get started helping them instead of jumping through all the hoops.

Appreciate any/all help!

[kosmokramer]

Hi - can any developer comment on this and tell me if this is possible?

Thanks!

[Rudi De Vos]

Please check the commandline parameters
http://216.55.178.47/docs/uvnc-viewer/5 ... eters.html

-notoolbar
Do not display the toolbar.
-fullscreen
Display viewer in full screen mode.

Then you need some bat file to start the viewer with this commandlines

[kosmokramer]

Hi Rudi,

I think you misunderstood what I was asking. I don't need to use fullscreen mode, but rather "full desktop" mode (i.e. where both monitors are displayed in one window). I'd like to do this by default every time I connect to a user's computer.

Here is a screenshot of what I'm looking for:



http://imgur.com/5jeVF.jpg

See how it is both of the user's monitors in one window, auto-scaled to fit on one of my screens?

Any way to do that via command-line?

[Rudi De Vos]

Did you tried to set prim+sec as default.
The default value is set on the server site.
ultravnc.ini
primary=1
secondary=1

[kosmokramer]

I'll try that. For some reason, the default ini says "secundary" instead of "secondary". Could that be the issue? I don't ever remember typing that, so perhaps it's a typo in the default install?

Thank you so much for your replies - greatly appreciated!

[Rudi De Vos]

to be sure, just add secundary and secondary, unknown value's are ignored.

[kosmokramer]

Rudi!

You are awesome! That fixed it!! Not sure where the typo in the .ini came from, but adding "secondary=1" fixed it!

Thank you so much for your help!