Jimmy:
Heya. Sorry for the late reply:
> I've only had positive experiences with EchoVNC so far so I've decided to
> try out TightVNC as many have spoken highly about it. I've downloaded this
> version: ftp://ftp.echogent.com/TightVNC/bin/TightVNC_ew1.83.exe - by the
> way what's the relationship between EchoVNC and TightVNC? Does EchoVNC
> "rebuild" with the EchoServer or is it a joint effort? Just curious.
It's just a friendly, joint effort. Many VNC users have a
"favorite" version, and it's often easier to just echoWare-enable all
of them than try to change anyone's mind. :)
> 1. I tried to connect to a computer (using EchoServer) and wanted to
> save the connection as .vnc file. When I try to use the .vnc file I get
> the following error: "Failed to connect to server (127.0.0.1::1561). I
> guess that's the IP I was connected to when I made the .vnc file. So is
> there any way to look for the logged on username in stead of the IP when
> I'm saving the .vnc file?
Good point! I don't use .vnc files, but I can see that we
should support them. Right now, I'm fairly sure it wouldn't work in
any sense. We'll try to repair that soon...
> 2. I remember someone was talking about hiding the server icon in the
> system tray (when run as a service). Is that possible and how do I do it?
TightVNC (and some others) have that "feature", by setting a
"DisableTrayIcon" value in the registry to "1". If you search for that
term on their website, I'm sure you'll find it.
cheers,
Scott
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