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<b>VNCviewer for Windows CE 2.x</b></h2>

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<br><i>Now you can view X Windows applications on your PDA!</i>
<p>The VNC viewer for Windows CE is based heavily on the Win32 viewer.&nbsp;
It requires Windows CE 2.0 or later.&nbsp;&nbsp;
<p>To install, make sure that TCP/IP is working correctly on your WinCE
machine (try browsing the web), and we suggest you set the communications
link to the fastest speed it can manage. Try connecting to the smallest
desktop you can, initially.&nbsp;&nbsp; If you're viewing a PC or Mac,
set the server's screen to 640x480 or so and 256 colours. If you're connecting
to an Xvnc server, then you can of course create a desktop of any size
you like. Larger screens will work - I've viewed a 1280x1024x24 screen
here, but the initial screen download takes quite a while, and in this
version a copy of the entire remote screen is kept in the PDA's memory,
so you'll need plenty of RAM free!
<p>Copy the appropriate vncview.exe binary onto the PDA and run it. If
you have used the Windows viewer the dialogs and menus should look very
familiar.&nbsp; You might want to use the Options button in the Connection
dialog to request 8-bit pixels only.&nbsp; You can set this from the command
line, so I suggest you create a shortcut to the vncview executable and
include the '-8bit' option in the target command line.

<br>Most of the command-line arguments and options are taken directly from
the Win32 viewer, and you should look at the <a href="winvncviewer.html">Windows
viewer documentation</a> for more details.

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, but there are a couple of CE-specific
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<dt><tt>-slow</tt></dt>

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We have recently improved the speed dramatically by writing directly to a DIB instead of using CE's very slow GDI calls.  If this causes problems, or if you just want to see what it used to be like, you can try this switch!
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The Windows CE viewer does not operate in full-screen or listening mode.&nbsp;
There is no console-mode debugging, and some of the other Win32 viewer
options are not implemented.
<br>&nbsp;
<p><a href="vncce2.jpg"><img SRC="vncce2_small.jpg" ALT="vncce2.jpg (33135 bytes)" BORDER=2 height=78 width=100></a><a href="vncce3.jpg"><img SRC="vncce3_small.jpg" ALT="vncce3.jpg (100247 bytes)" BORDER=2 height=76 width=100></a>
<p>This is certainly the smallest X terminal I've ever used!
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