[Fwd: [Fwd: VNC]]

[Barry Treahy]

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I never heard back from James, can anyone provide some insights on this
(and yes, I did resend it to him with the correct e-mail)?

Barry

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Date: Tue, 17 Nov 1998 10:12:23 -0700
From: Barry Treahy <treahy "at" mmaz.com>
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Good day James... My partner, who is located in Chelmsford, is still
having problems... He has done a pretty good job detailing his actions
and the results.  Please look this over and see if you have any
thoughts.

Best regards,

Barry

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From: Colin Cherot <cherot "at" midwest-microwave.ltd.uk>
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Barry,

I did indeed follow his suggestions.  Rather than going to the Program Group
and running the registry update that way, I just openned up all the
directories and double clicked on the icon.  Still no luck.  Renaming did not
work either.  I also tried using the command prompt.  This did not work
either.  Running the setup.exe program from the command prompt DID get the
service installed whereas it did not work before when I double clicked the
setup.exe icon.  Hence I am getting closer.

What I did was:
1.  Shut off all Windows Apps
2.  Tried 3 different methods of running the registry update program:
    A.  I went to "Install Default Registry Settings" in the VNC program
group
    B.  I Openned up the VNC directory and double-clicked the "VNCHooks.reg"
         icon (I renamed  this what I renamed the file as)
    C. I used the command prompt to try and run the "VNCHooks.reg" program

All three methods resulted in the same error message: "Access to the
specified device, path, or file is denied."  This message appears in a small
window with a red circle and a white X in it.  There is an OK button and
along the top of the window it has the path name "C:\Program
Files\ORL\VNC\VNCHooks.reg".  When I tried to run the program from the
command prompt the error message came up like and ordinary DOS error message
rather than with the little window.

Should all users be disconnected when I run this program?  This has not been
the case so far. Seems to me that the registry is protecting itself somehow.
Barry Treahy wrote:

> Is the disk full?  Did you try his suggestion for loading the registry
> update?  Can you provide a precise description of what you do, what you
> see, and the errors?  Thanks!
>
> Barry
>
> Colin Cherot wrote:
>
> > Barry,
> >
> > Getting closer.  I did manage to get the VNC service running on the NT
> > box and I plugged in the password that you told me to use.  No other
> > settings have been altered.  I am still, however, experiencing problems
> > with the Registry Hooks.  I get the same access denied message related
> > to the path C:\Program Files\orl\vnc\vnchooks.reg.  I shortenned the
> > name of the file like that guy at orl said to do but the problem
> > persists.  Do you think there could be some problem with the space in
> > "Program Files"?  Should I move the file somewhere else and try to run
> > it there?
> >
> > Cheers,
> >
> > Colin




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