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thank you Azjio A little hard to read Russian but will play with it to see how this works. thanks again

Wow. I am sorry if I am in the wrong place. I will be more careful. I did a lot of online search and the forum. CHM is one avenue. I know I can figure out eventually. I used to do alot of automation test development but never an application like this. Sorry and thanks again for correcting me.

Hello, I developed this VNC Manger and added more features and checks. I have a number of clients that I access their systems via VNC. This tool I created allowed me to carry the VNC info and VNC Viewer on my memory stick and use on any PC. I would like very much to add a help file or perhaps CHM. I just want to keep this simple with good information on how to use and setup. I have built GUIs with Autoit for automation purposes but never like this as a support tool. I would appreciate any help and/or suggestions to create a help solution to integrate into my tool. thanks

Sherlock Holmes solved the mystery. Wayfarer did pointed this out by not the way we saw it. I was testing for VNC running and if not run it then connect. Well, I do not need to do this if I want another instance of VNC viewer for different connection to a remote computer while still connected to the first computer. So solution is not to check for the state of VNC viewer. thanks.

Thank you for your input and appreciated your help. this will not working. The VNC viewer is used to launch a viewing portal once the connection authentication is made. From then on, the VNC viewer no longer there to activate, only the VNC portal. what I need is to launch another instance of VNC viewer to open another portal to another remote computer and have two or more portals going simultaneously. One can do this manual on the desktop with no issues and limitations. Any ideas? thanks again.

I run the script attached, select a client then a computer if more that one in the combobox, then connect. it works like a charm. When I select another client and/or computer, nothing happens. This is work in progress by levels of baselines. See attach. VNCManager.au3

Hello, I developed an nice tool to manage VNC clients host and launch a VNC viewer to access a remote computer. I have many clients that I setup VNC host on their computers. I carry the VNC application I created, VNC table in CSV file, and the VNC viewer from RealVNC on my memory stick. Now, I do not have to look up connection info and can run from any Windows computer that is on the Internet. As part of the its program feature growth, I need to be able to launch multiple instances of VNC viewer from my app. There is no problem doing this outside of my program. How do I start another instance of VNC viewer for access to another computer with the VNC host? Thanks

I am a consultant and work with people on computers. I have experienced this pesky one many times. I have been able to remove if worked on early enough. I have seen the extent of the damage. I would like to work with you on this. I have xp, vista, 7, 2003, and 2003. I have client to see this Friday with this same problem.

good idea but needs more work!

keep going.

there is a difference.

using this for my automation support. thanks.

This is good. Tried in in 32bit windows 7 and 64bit Vista. no problems....so far. if it works for 64 bit vista then I would expect to be OK in Windows 7 64 bit. I will upgrade soon. However, there is a TCPView from sysinternal which is fine in all versions of windows. You have the code for me to add to that TCPview does not have....so far. Good job.

Good tool. Is the 11/22 update including the Vista/7 issue with wireless? works on my vista and I will review and test before I use as tool. thanks

I put in the delay. good thing to do. I agree with the dll concept. DLL is more stable to less frequent changes. I did a major autoit automation for client. when it came to update for more features, had to update autoit on each site which should be done anyhow. Just like to change one for all sites. My two cents worth. thanks. I will use this one you did.