BobGir said:
Thanks **so** much for this info. In all my searching around for a
solution, no one ever mentioned the on-board Apple Remote Desktop as
an option.
To which Peter Stein responded:
No problem - happy to share, I love it.
Peter -
Thanks for that long and detailed response.
At 12:45 PM -0500 12/23/04, bobgir2004 wrote:
BobGir said:
Thanks **so** much for this info. In all my searching around for a
solution, no one ever mentioned the on-board Apple Remote Desktop as
an option.
To which Peter Stein responded:
No problem - happy to share, I love it.
Peter -
You're welcome Bob.
May I conclude from the above that if I have mom...
1. Check the box for Apple Remote Desktop in Preferences Sharing,
and
2. Check the box for On in the resulting window and also check all
the
other boxes that appear in that window, then click
Peter -
Thanks for responding.
You said...
I've been using Chicken with great success on Pismo -- Cube. I also use
TightVNC on PC -- Cube.
...and
My setup:
Using the cube with no monitor, keyboard or mouse as a MP3 server for my
home. I use either the laptop or my desktop
Since I am using a Dual-USB G3 500Mhz iBook, I'll try posting this here.
I have posted on the Share My Desktop help site, an Apple Discussion group,
and on MacFixIt and have had almost no responses to date.
I conducted a Virtual Network Computing (VNC) session over the weekend
with my mom
At 10:23 AM -0500 12/20/04, bobgir2004 wrote:
So, in short:
I can make the connection.
It seems whether she uses 256 colors or thousands of colors on her display,
our connection remains equally slow (remember: she has a cable modem and I
have DSL), so I'm sticking with thousands so I can read
of the software the remote computer is
currently using.
Good luck!
stein
snip
I conducted a Virtual Network Computing (VNC) session over the weekend with
my mom. I began by having her set her display to 256 colors and change her
desktop from a photograph to a solid color. After she made those changes
Can anyone offer _any_ suggestions for a fix on this one???
Two Mac computers. Both running latest version of Panther and latest
versions of Share My Desktop (server) and Chicken of the VNC (client)
software trying to set up a virtual network connection.
I have a DSL modem connected
Check the following:
- Copy the preferences of all the sharing applications
(User/Library/Preferences) and place them on the non
working machine (on the same place).
- Keep a copy of the old ones for backup.
Who knows.
--- Bob Gir. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone offer _any_
