At 7/2/2002 Tuesday 11:49 AM, Disaster Area wrote: >I've used my Samsung I300 to Palm VNC into them and it >works fine.
Sans, I've had good luck with a Palm IIIc hooked up to a Samsung 3500. I am sorry to say that Harakan Software (Chris Smith?) seems not reply to mail sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED] >The problem I run into is when I try to >scale the display on the Palm to a setting other then >1:1. It only works for me sometimes, at other times it just drops the connection. >The Palm VNC FAQ says that the VNC server must support >scaling extensions. The first sentence of the PalmVNC readme.txt says, It is strongly recommended that you install both the PalmVNC client and the WinVNC-3.3.3r7 with Scaling Extensions. If an alternative VNC server is used, the scaling features of PalmVNC will not be available. AFAIK, there are only two ways you could be running a server with scaling extensions compatible with PalmVNC 1.40: First, you installed the WinVNC binary bundled with PalmVNC 1.40--WinVNC-SSS v3.3.3r7 with Server Side Scaling extensions v1.7.0. Or, second, you downloaded the sources from Harakan Software and compiled them for Windows. I don't know how one takes advantage of PalmVNC" scaling when viewing a .*n.?x machine. >How would I check if the VNC >server that I've installed has scaling extensions? Either you would know that you had (perhaps compiled and) installed them, or, for Windows, when you choose from the WinVNC-SSS tray icon "About WinVNC", it would say WinVNC-SSS (WinVNC version 3.3.3r7 -- Server Side Scaling Extensions v1.7.0). >Is this a function of Xvnc or is it part of the OS? I believe the source (with scaling extensions) has to be compiled for X. >Is this a VNC configuration option? No. Regards, -- Chris Johansen {[EMAIL PROTECTED]} _______________________________________________ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list