Hin:
Heya. Sending your users to a web address that would show
them a desktop you were driving for them would be a *great* idea.
But we don't have that yet. Sorry!
The closest thing we have right now are command-line directives
for the VNC Viewer. So if you type at a command line:
C:\>vncviewer /password <vnc-pword>
/echoserver <es-address>
/echopass <es-pword>
/echouser <es-user>
/e targetpc
The Viewer would start up and make a connection to that
"targetPC" via the specified echoServer. Something like this could
be scriptable...and it doesn't require installation of the VNC Viewer
(just need vncviewer.exe and echoware.dll).
I hope that helps!
-Scott
On Dec 12, 2006, at 5:01 PM, hin lee wrote:
> Scott,
>
> Here is my set up. I'm running EchoServer and
> EchoVNC, while the other users are connecting via
> EchoWinVNC. I have no problems see their computer
> screen. Is there a way to allow them to see my
> computer screen?? I know I can get them to install
> echoVNC on their computer, but that would be too
> complicated for them. Something similar to
> GoToMeeting.
>
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