Take VNC session control

[James Weatherall]

> > RealVNC also supports this option (providing that the server is 
> > running Windows NT/2000/XP).
> 
> That's not so easy, it has to be transparent for the user and 
> the person that wants to connect to the remote desktop. In 
> the tightvnc one in Windows, when you apply the change it 
> notify the server but I can't automatize it. (I can't write 
> anything in the register and notify to the server without 
> restarting the windows user session)

VNC Server 4 for Win32 monitors the registry (on platforms that support it)
for changes, and acts on them dynamically.

Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.