>>>>> "FEP" == Frank Evan Perdicaro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
FEP> TightVNC continues to work well for us. We are using SPARC20
FEP> to view a W98 machine via point-to-point dialup at about 20K.
FEP> (Yes, 20K, that is why we need Tight+Zlib+jpeg.)
FEP> One small suggestion for the viewer. The -h option mentions
FEP> "compression" and "quality", but does not explain the
FEP> options. Make it clear "compression 0" means "least
FEP> compression", not "compression to size zero"; similarly
FEP> "quality 0" means "least quality".
FEP> Novice users ask the most amazing questions.
Current "vncviewer -h" command shows:
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TightVNC viewer version 1.1p9 (based on VNC 3.3.3r2)
Usage: vncviewer [<options>] [<host>]:<display#>
vncviewer [<options>] -listen [<display#>]
vncviewer [<options>] -tunnel <host>:<display#>
<options> are standard Xt options, or:
-shared (set by default)
-noshared
-viewonly
-fullscreen
-passwd <passwd-file>
-encodings <encoding-list> (e.g. "tight copyrect")
-bgr233
-owncmap
-truecolour
-depth <depth>
-compresslevel <compress-value> (0-9)
-quality <image-quality-value> (0-9)
-nocursorshape
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Is it ok to change two lines with -compresslevel and -quality to:
-compresslevel <compress-value> (0-9: 0-least, 9-best)
-quality <image-quality-value> (0-9: 0-least, 9-best)
Or maybe more informataion is needed in that help message?
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With Best Wishes,
Constantin
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