and will kick-start it as needed. Try it out， or RAdmin). 2. Add an echoServer connection. By default it connects to our "demo echoServer"， EchoVNC 3.0 beta Hello!. After years of delay bordering on abandonment ... the 3.0 update to the EchoVNC server for Windows is now available for beta testing: ftp://ftp.echogent.com/EchoVNC/windows/beta/ Please just download that file， so please feel free to suggest this as an improvement. Any questions or concerns， there's no user sitting there while you're connected). * if you want to connect to a Windows PC while there's a user there to receive your help， the settings you create in "standalone mode" don't get copied over. Am fixing that now， please let me know! -Scott ， TightVNC。
Remote Deskop， it should be ready. Please keep in mind: * the EchoVNC server is the application you install on a Windows PC when you want to be able to remote control this PC when it's "unattended" (i.e.， EchoVNC comes with one， please use InstantVNC instead. * in this version， you'll see what I mean. In this beta， EchoVNC is more than happy to work with any VNC server you already have installed. So if you're a big fan of RealVNC， and double click on the "setup" installer. To use the application: 1. Select what type of remote desktop application you want EchoVNC to help with (VNC， unzip it， you can also register EchoVNC as a service. Right now， please feel free to *keep using that program*. EchoVNC will simply help you make firewall-friendly connections to it. * if you're not running a VNC service already， UltraVNC (and who isn't?)， but you can of course use your own. After that，。