James:
As always, thank you for the reply.
I realize that this is most likely a Windows XP issue with the changing of
the icon status in the systray, I've just never seen it before. I was
hoping someone else had seen it and was familar with the issue.
I should mention that this is on a domain running Windows Server 2003
Standard as the Domain Server. The only logon script that's running is a
short .bat file to map the network drives.
As for the "No-Title" issue. You see the No-Title when you right-click on
the taskbar, go to Properties, select the Customize button, and look next to
the VNC icon under Current Items. Where it usually says VNC Service Mode
and the IP address it will say No-Title.
These two issues are absent right after a load of the program and only seem
to appear after a reboot. I too think there mustbe something with the way
Windows logs on but have never seen this before.
Trace,
"Hide When Inactive" is a user-profile option, not a VNC option. The fact
that it's resetting every time you reboot is most probably because of some
problem with Windows saving/loading your user-profile, or some
Administrator-specific system policy.
"No-Title." is not text that VNC Server ever sets for the try icon tooltip.
Are you sure that you're looking at the correct tooltip, that you're using
a
standard VNC Server, and that the text of the tooltip is "No-Title."?
Regards,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
> -----Original Message-----
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Trace Carpenter
> Sent: 26 January 2006 00:33
> To: vnc-list@realvnc.com
> Subject: SysTray Icon Losing Identity & Resetting Unhide Value in XP
>
> I have had VNC running on multiple networks for years. In XP
> you have three
> options for the Systray Icons; Always Hide, Hide When
> Inactive, & Always
> Show. A few of the computers usually get Always Show
> selected, then all the
> regular workstations have Always Hide selected.
>
> On one particular network, no matter how many times I
> reinstall VNC4, the
> Systray View Options always get reset to "Hide When Inactive" after a
> reboot. What makes the situation even more puzzling is that
> when you go
> back into the Task Bar Properties in XP, you see the icon and
> in normal
> circumstances it will say "VNC Server; Service (192.168.X.X).
> On this
> network next to the VNC icon in the System Properties it will
> commonly say
> "No-Title."
>
> I'm usually a pretty good troubleshooter, but this one is
> driving me nuts.
> Any suggestions?
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