How does one close a running VNCViewer?

[Erik Soderquist]

the net start/net stop would have to be executed on the host, with admin
privilege. pass a command or something through whatever mechanism the
audio disconnect is issued to the server... 

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Subject: Re: How does one close a running VNCViewer?

Erik Soderquist wrote:

>might I ask what you are using for the audio stream?
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I use my own proprietary routines which hook into the Windows multimedia

system. I can choose from the supported on-the-fly codecs, including OGG

and GSM. We use GSM usually. I use the waveIn and waveOut functions in 
the MM MFC libraries.

>if the vnc server is installed as a service,
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In fact, the PC that does the viewing (ie. that spawns VNCViewer) does 
*not* have any VNC stuff installed on it. It launches a copy of the 
VNCViewer executable held on a shared network drive.

>net stop winvnc4 & net start winvnc4 
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Consequently, this will not do anything. I'm sure there is a Windows MFC

technique that allows closure of running apps, but I'm trying to avoid 
using PIDs and the like. I looked the the FindWindow techniques, but VNC

Viewer assigns the name of the viewed workstation as the title for the 
window, and this could be anything, so I cannot specify the text to 
search for in FindWindow. Any ideas anyone? TIA,

-- 
Mark Jacobs
http://www.dkcomputing.co.uk
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