Failed to connect to server

[Jonathan Morton]

>I am unsure whether I configured for user or machine.  I configured by the
>tray icon once logged into NT.  Whether that is user or system I am unsure.
>I want to keep the VNC service applets tray icon from appearing for
>multiple reasons [ability to tell being monitored, ability to change
>configuration before reboot and subvert previous configs, ability to find
>out password for other machines (as we use a blanket pass for our IT dept)]

Personally, I don't like the way the Default user settings are buried away
in the third level of the Start menu.  Also, I can't get the tray icon to
appear _at all_ (whether Service or Application mode) on my particular
Win95 OSR2 installation (under Virtual PC v3), so the Start menu is
virtually the only method of configuration bar the Registry.

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from:     Jonathan "Chromatix" Morton
mail:     chromi "at" cyberspace.org  (not for attachments)
uni-mail: j.d.morton "at" lancaster.ac.uk

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