Developing a GUI for multiple applications on VNC

psd99 — Sat, 07 Apr 2007 00:37:21 GMT

Hi everyone
Hope you are all well.

My name is psd99.

I am in some deep trouble and am hoping on the likes of people who know a lot about the VNC program to come and help me.

I have to do a dissertation as part of my degree here in England.
Without this dissertation I will not be getting a Honours degree.

My dissertation is a document consisting of between 10,000 and 20,000 words.

At the moment the problem is that I have a basic understanding of how VNC works.

I have established a connection between client and server and have sucessfully controlled my laptop through my desktop.

It is the next task which I am struggling on and hope you can all help me.

What I need to do is develop a GUI for the client where two or more applications on the server machine can run. These should be able to be seen by the client without any overlapping.

or

Develops a windows environment to you can run multiple applications on the client.

I have a project manager who is advising me but not helping me to do the work.

He told me this has already been done, but yet searching on the web seems to yield a limited amount of information.

I asked him how I got to do this, I had a little idea that I can do this through HTML but I am a little clueless.

I look forward to your thoughts and comments

Thank you for taking the time in your life to read this post.

Best Wishes

psd99

RE: Developing a GUI for multiple applications on VNC

iampedro — Sat, 07 Apr 2007 00:37:21 GMT

I would go to www.ultravnc.com forum and ask that question you will have a better responce...

RE: Developing a GUI for multiple applications on VNC

psd99 — Wed, 14 Mar 2007 04:28:05 GMT

any ideas then anyone please?

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