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[Jonathan Morton]

>Where is a complete list of the command options. I did not find the command
>you specified on the web page.
>

On UNIX, starting vncviewer with no options should show a usage message
showing most, if not all, of the available options.  I'm not entirely sure
if the same is true for vncserver, having not tried to use it.

GUI-based clients and servers, eg. Windows and Macintosh, give you all the
options in front of you :).

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