VNC

ke it accessible to the remote PC. You would need to physically connect that device to the PC. There are no hooks to make the PC you're accessing remotely with VNC recognize the hardware that's connected to another computer. ...

Xrite output to somewhere on a shared drive the Win server can access. Then either somehow automate the Win server to pick up the file, or as you are doing now, VNC into the Win box and open the file. ...

I'm using a MacPro. From my Parallels window, could I VNC into my Windows server upstairs? ...

I just came across this blog link from Digg.com that talks some more about VNC: http://macapper.com/2007/03/19/vnc-remote-desktop-for-free/

Um, VNC is not a Windows emulator. It's a remote management tool that allows you to view the desktop of a remote computer that's running a VNC server. A VNC server can run on other operating systems such as Mac OS X, Mac OS 9, Linux, and the BSDs. ...

I have a new intel based xserve rackmounted in a datacentre. running chicken of the vnc without an issue and have configured server monitor to monitor the machine. ...

'Can I connect a Mac mini with a 12" Powerbook to use the PB screen with it? - yes '... and how?' - ... 01. Connect a keyboard, mouse, and monitor to the Mac Mini, and turn ON the Mac Mini. (A network connection - wired / wireless, is assumed.) 02. Download 'OSXvnc' Install it on the Mac Mini. 03. Download 'Chicken of the VNC' onto the PowerBook 12". 04. Launch and...

Can I have a link to the firebird one, and the time background? Very cool.

I love VirtueDesktops and are quite curious how Leopard Tiger's Spaces will compare to VD... I'm using three desktops, one for e-mail and mostly work, two for web browsing and iTunes and three for remote connection to my PC (Chicken Of The VNC) or Parallels.

it's video. So when I go back to it and try to use it... it never wakes up. The machine works and does it's job... but there's no display. Stranger yet, I can VNC into it and use it without a problem. ...