Vnc Mac

I have installed VNC on our OSX machine at work. ...

Enable remote login on your Windows computer, and note the ip-adress. Start Remote Desktop Connection Client on your Mac, and enter the PCs ip-adress, and log in. Now you can record all your actions through Snapz Pro X or similar screeen capture apps. This is a lot easier, and slightly less insecure, than using VNC. You can download the Remote Desktop Connection...

to access a Windows PC running VNC server over either a Gigabit ethernet or a Firewire connection such as FireNet. ...

i usually connect to my windows xp pro sp2 with vnc 4.0 installed using apple remote dekstop 2.1 from my mac with osx 10.3. ...

Maybe try VNC... It's an open source thing that runs on lots of platforms. http://www.google.com/search?q=vnc+mac+os+9&sourceid=mozilla-search&start=0&start=0&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8

I have a VNC client on my AIX machine at work. It is basically pretending to be an X11 server. ...

I've read about VNC but I can't find the right version that works for Windows and for Mac OS X? ...

I get an error verifying it. When I try to access the Mac from realVNC on the pc, I get an "Unknown Security Type" error. Both are on port 5900. What am I doing wrong? ...

As a matter of curiosity, is there any program which can share single applications to the Mac from Windows? ...

a stream that get built when you connect to a remote host. Through this tunnel you can securely access any open service on the remote machine, from FTP to AFP to VNC to printing, and let's not forget X11! ...