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Full-Screen / Full-Key mode

Any features you would like to see in UltraVNC? Propose it here
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Grrrippp

Full-Screen / Full-Key mode

Post by Grrrippp »

It would be great if the full-screen mode would also feature "full-keys", like the MS Terminal Service Client (release using the auto-pop mini window at the top).

By "full-keys" I mean:

Windows key + all combinations are passed to the server
alt + tab, alt + esc (~as if the scroll lock key is pressed on the current version, but this causes problems + inconvenient)

Thanks :)
redge
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Post by redge »

from winvnc and vncviewer RC206 key "Scroll Lock" enabled you have all remote keyboard feature ;-)

feature to be happy if changed
Full screen Ctrl+Alt+F12
Normal screen Ctrl+F11

to replace with
toggle Full/Normal screen F11 (like windows XP)
Last edited by redge on 2005-06-14 18:56, edited 4 times in total.
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brandon

Post by brandon »

It would also be nice if the viewer could support dual monitor. Maybe this support is already included but I just haven't found it yet. Currently, when I try to view a server that uses a dual-monitor setup, I can only see the first monitor, and I am unable to view applications active on the second monitor. It would be cool if I could scroll across the entire desktop to see what is on both monitors.
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