VNCserver for Macintosh
Keywords: VNC, AT&T Laboratories Cambridge, Virtual Network Computing, thin-client, Macintosh

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|  | ## MacVNC - VNC server for Macintosh ### Introduction Use of the Mac server should be straightforward if you are familiar with the concepts behind VNC, and have a suitable VNC viewer running on another machine. Read 'What is VNC?' and 'Getting Started' if you haven't already done so - they'll give you a good overview, despite being Unix and Windows-orientated. Note. This is a beta release. As with all VNC software, you use at your own risk! We welcome bug fixes and comments. ### Requirements: To use the Macintosh VNC server, you will need: A PowerPC-based machine MacOS 7.1 or greater. System 7.5.3 is available as a free download from Apple. Open Transport (1.1.1 or later). OT 1.1.2 can be downloaded from Apple. If you are using MacOS later than 8.0 you can use 1.3 ### Quick Start Download the package from the Download page and expand it using a recent Stuffit Expander. Double Click VNC Server Installer Restart Machine Open VNC Controls control panel (or select Options from the server's File menu) Set password for display 0 Press Okay, then double click VNCServer You should now be able to go to another machine which has a TCP/IP connection to this one, and connect using a VNC viewer. ### Documentation Full documentation is now included with the package. Please refer to this for further information. Any comments regarding this program should be directed to the VNC mailing list. go back to documentation |
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