MironV My Desktop 26.06.2010 by ~MironV. Documentation, Win32 Version. Warning: The document below does not apply to TightVNC 2.0 and later versions. Contents Installation TightVNC is available as a self-installing setup executable. Just run it, and you will see a familiar installation wizard which will allow you to read the installation notes, choose the target directory, set installation options and so on.
After the setup program is finished, new "TightVNC" section will appear in the Start->Programs menu. If you would like to have TightVNC started automatically and run even while there is no user logged in, you should install it as a system service using the corresponding menu item from the TightVNC Administration section. Note that installing the WinVNC service is the only way to make Ctrl-Alt-Del work remotely (applicable only to Windows NT/2000/XP systems). TightVNC defaults to install to the Program Files\TightVNC directory, but you can choose any other location during the installation.
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