greyman56 wrote:JDaus, do you still use scprompt for your remote support and does it have a future? Or is there now a better VNC solution for a customizable downloadable exe file that can connect back to a base support office?
Hello fellow Aussie
I basically haven't used SCPrompt much since I started developing it, many years ago.
I use VNC2Me SC for some things, occasionally, but mostly use VPN's and RDP, as I only support a few servers, for selected customers.
I started writing this as something to do, and a way to increase my knowledge and I was sick of seeing people make crappy software and trying to make a quick buck out of it ... that's why its open source and always will be.
as for its future.
I will be around to help and support it as long as I can foresee and as long as people need me to be (and appreciate the work I have done on this behemoth). but if I'm not, and you need something fixed, grab the source and ask for help on the autoitscrip.com forums ... there are some extremely talented people on there that are far better than I, and they are always ready to help. I'm sure one of them will help you out.
CPC wrote:I'd like to see if we can reduce the countdown timer on the auto-connection and/or have a user selected countdown for it.
The whole idea of the count down timer is to make it so its an automatic connection thing, with only the option to stop that connection.
but if you used it will a dynamically created INI (by using a PHP script for example) and had the option to download the INI from the web in the built EXE, then you could have it auto connect to whomever you wanted
Or if you want to develop a new GUI, go right ahead ... the source has lots of different examples in there, just figure out how it all works and add another GUI as yet another option (SCPrompt will be the swiss-army-knife of remote support solutions eventually
CPC wrote:A visible Stopwatch aka Connection timer.
A good suggestion.
If you can isolate the code from the UVNC-Helper sources, and make it so that its a function to start it and a function to clear the timer, i will integrate it in for you as a tool (with maybe an autostarttimer option in INI
truck0321 wrote:I'd like to get this to compile in Visual Studio, ...
Its an Autoit script ... not C++ ... although I would like to transcode it into C# ... but that's another story
download the autoit main app, then I suggest the downloading the heavily customised
editor
btw ... I got all my source code back ... thank heavens for backups (even if they are older than expected).
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