Hello,
Recently installed VS2010 (VB2010) and while I'm trying to get used to it (coming from VB6)
I was wondering if I can use any feature of the VNC DLL's ?
A guide for this and pchelpware would be usefull as I couldn't really find anything usefull (so far)
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- 2013-06-23 19:41
- Forum: Developer discussions (mainly user-mode)
- Topic: can I call VNC function from in a VB2010 program?
- Replies: 1
- Views: 12912
- 2012-04-02 09:58
- Forum: PcHelpWareV2 BETA
- Topic: trying this out but I have some issues
- Replies: 3
- Views: 61182
Re: trying this out but I have some issues
so in the SC tool the access code is not really a username but a hostname reference or the hostname from the pc/server if left blank?
if that's the case you (the coders(s)) might use something like
(o) Retrieve hostname from server
( ) Specify custom hostname/description
to make it more clear ...
if that's the case you (the coders(s)) might use something like
(o) Retrieve hostname from server
( ) Specify custom hostname/description
to make it more clear ...
- 2012-03-31 22:12
- Forum: PcHelpWareV2 BETA
- Topic: trying this out but I have some issues
- Replies: 3
- Views: 61182
Re: trying this out but I have some issues
A small update...
My virtual machine was still on NAT instead of bridged mode, after changing that I could connect to the other box.
Well, not with the package as that one still asks the use to accept the connection, shouldn't this be an option to be set in the package maker?
So I used the "full ...
My virtual machine was still on NAT instead of bridged mode, after changing that I could connect to the other box.
Well, not with the package as that one still asks the use to accept the connection, shouldn't this be an option to be set in the package maker?
So I used the "full ...
- 2012-03-31 20:17
- Forum: PcHelpWareV2 BETA
- Topic: trying this out but I have some issues
- Replies: 3
- Views: 61182
trying this out but I have some issues
Hello,
I going through my yearly (u/tight)VNC updates again and came across this new version.
I have some questions and issues here but I'll start with the questions :)
What ports does it use to connect to the server and host<>client?
Is this all going over port 80 which means we can avoid ...
I going through my yearly (u/tight)VNC updates again and came across this new version.
I have some questions and issues here but I'll start with the questions :)
What ports does it use to connect to the server and host<>client?
Is this all going over port 80 which means we can avoid ...