seems to have been asked, but...

[Ian Levy]

> The chief problem, I imagine,
> would be how this new driver would relate to the real video driver.

Well, I've now found an undocumented (as far as I can tell) function 
EngLoadImage which is used by the system to load a video driver. Any stub/proxy 
driver that was created would have to use EngLoadImage to load the other driver.
Quite what this actually entails, I haven't worked out yet. I'm looking at this 
in my spare time, so progress from me is likely to be slow :->

> There's also something to be said for the fact you can normally install
> WinVNC without even rebooting Windows

Quite. I personally think that's one of the huge pluses for VNC.

		Cheers
			Ian.
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