I really would like to see multi-monitor support without having to run the server as a service. For security reasons I do not want vnc server automatically be started. Instead when I need it I or somebody else will start the server. Unfortunately, having to start the vnc server (or restart the server) is more complicated then simply just start a server program.
Of course I still would like to have the option to run it as a service. Neverthless, multi-monitor support should not depend on this.
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Multi-monitor & Services & Security
Re: Multi-monitor & Services & Security
Why not create a simple batch script:
net start "VNC Server"
and save it on the desktop. This way, the service could be started as easily as double-clicking on an icon...
STS
net start "VNC Server"
and save it on the desktop. This way, the service could be started as easily as double-clicking on an icon...
STS
-STS