[OPLINTECH] FW: vnc and win 7

[Dan Will]

Roger,

    I quit using it years ago. The only advantage I could find was that you
could see what the user was doing when there was a problem. That was the
good point & the bad point. The ability to actually watch a patron (though I
have way more to do than sit & watch what a patron is doing) was considered
as too much of a possible problem. I agree. Remote desktop can do anything
that I want. I can log on as the patron or admin. I have UAC set to ask for
passwords so....that's no problem. If it was just me, I would still use
remote desktop and not VLC. Don't get me wrong VLC is a good product & I
like it. I just think that you might be better served with Remote Desktop.

 

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From: oplintech-bounces at lists.oplin.org
[mailto:oplintech-bounces at lists.oplin.org] On Behalf Of R Young
Sent: Monday, August 27, 2012 10:35 AM
To: OPLINTECH
Subject: [OPLINTECH] vnc and win 7

 

is anyone out there using vnc with windows 7?   I just recently downloaded 
enterprise edition ver. 6.9.5.0 for a trail run.    I have not been 
successful in getting it to work with win 7 machines and am hoping for some 
pointers.

thanks 

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