Strange problem (security?) and Using as NT service

[rfelts@gte.net]

As to the C-A-D problem, the Windows viewer will allow you to issue this from the control menu (all the way to the left of the title bar or r-click the title bar under NT4 or Win.9x.)  The java viewer
has a button for this.  I assume the other viewers have similar.

----Original Message-----
   >From:    	"Virginia Metze" 
   >Date:    	Thursday, October 15, 1998 3:33 AM
   >
   >I am also interested in the problem below.  I don't want to leave my
   >NT workstation unlocked, but can't access it MYSELF from anywhere else.
   >
   >However, I have discovered a very strange and worrisome thing.  When I
   >tried to log on again just now, and was again unable to get past the
   >login screen, I went on to do other things on my PC.  The first thing
   >I tried to do was paste something into my notepad window.  I forgot to
   >do a 'copy' before I did the paste...
   >
   >and guess what appeared on the screen?  About 25-30 lines of a mail message
   >that MAY have been on my screen at the office, and may not have been.  I had
   >sent it some time before leaving and it is possible that the screen containing
   >the mail was minimized.  Or possibly not even minimized.
   >
   >Now, why on earth should that be?  Does this mean that anyone failing to connect
   >to us just needs to paste to notepad to find some goodies?
   >
   >Virginia Metze
   >
   >>
   >> If I use VNC as a service and I reboot the computer, how do I log onto
   >> VNC?  When I use CTRL ALT DEL to login, it is picking it up on my own
   >> system.
   >>
   >> Is there a trick?
   >>
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