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To: Scumbria who wrote (123702)	12/25/2000 5:23:38 PM
From: d[-_-]b	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

Scumbria, If you do any work in X apps, and don't wish to purchase Hummingbird's Exceed product, try the following: uk.research.att.com VNC is an excellent solution that has a slim client (windows) client and can work via a browser (java capable) as well. I have got serveral engineers using it as they can disconnect from running simulations and attach from another machine. Much like Windows terminal server for X. It's not as fast as a native X server, but it's really great for laptop users needing X windows access - moving from office to conference rooms and constantly having to kill all their xterms. It actually works in both directions, i.e. you can serve your X desktop, or you can serve your Windows desktop to another client. It's much slower than MSFT's terminal server, but it's free.