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Duff: /* Setup */ Removed bad brackets

2009-09-15T17:59:58Z

Setup: Removed bad brackets

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	==Setup==		==Setup==
	# Download the [[http://tools.isoftdata.com/EchoVNC-2.35-Setup.exe Echo VNC Installer]]		# Download the [http://tools.isoftdata.com/EchoVNC-2.35-Setup.exe Echo VNC Installer]
	# Run through the installer, selecting all the defaults, except the the '''"Run the EchoVNC Startup Wizard"'''.		# Run through the installer, selecting all the defaults, except the the '''"Run the EchoVNC Startup Wizard"'''.
	# Once the install has finished, run the Echo VNC Viewer. It should be on your desktop		# Once the install has finished, run the Echo VNC Viewer. It should be on your desktop

Daytonlowell at 22:45, 24 August 2009

2009-08-24T22:45:28Z

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	====Item O====		====Item O====
	Reboots the host machine		Reboots the host machine

			[[Category:ITrack/Support]]

Daytonlowell: /* Using */

2009-08-24T22:38:30Z

Using

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	## If they don't have InstantVNC already, they will need to go to dl.isoftdata.com		## If they don't have InstantVNC already, they will need to go to dl.isoftdata.com
	## Then click the Instant VNC link at the top		## Then click the Instant VNC link at the top
	# Before they connect, ask them what it their '''Login Name:''' is. (by default its their computer name)		# Before they connect, ask them what it their '''Login Name''' is. (by default its their computer name)
	# Once they have connected, find their login name in the Echo VNC Viewer list.		# Once they have connected, find their login name in the Echo VNC Viewer list.
	# Double click it to open the VNC session which will allow you to control their machine.		# Double click it to open the VNC session which will allow you to control their machine.

Daytonlowell: /* Using */

2009-08-24T22:38:04Z

Using

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	==Using==		==Using==
	# To connect a ~~user~~, they must run the Instant VNC application ~~on their computer~~ to connect up to the ISoft VNC server.		# To connect to a customer's computer, they must first run the Instant VNC application to connect to the ISoft VNC server.
			## If they don't have InstantVNC already, they will need to go to dl.isoftdata.com
			## Then click the Instant VNC link at the top
	# Before they connect, ask them what it their '''Login Name:''' is. (by default its their computer name)		# Before they connect, ask them what it their '''Login Name:''' is. (by default its their computer name)
	# Once they have connected, find their login name in the Echo VNC Viewer list.		# Once they have connected, find their login name in the Echo VNC Viewer list.

Daytonlowell: /* Setup */

2009-08-24T22:34:59Z

Setup

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	# Click the '''Options''' button and then click the '''EchoServer''' tab		# Click the '''Options''' button and then click the '''EchoServer''' tab
	# Click the '''Add...''' button in the bottom left corner		# Click the '''Add...''' button in the bottom left corner
	# In the dialog that appears enter vnc.isoftdata.com for the "'''EchoServer IP or DNS:'''"		# In the dialog that appears enter '''vnc.isoftdata.com''' for the "'''EchoServer IP or DNS:'''"
	# Enter in your '''UserID''' and '''Password''' which should have been created for you by Brian		# Enter in your '''UserID''' and '''Password''' which should have been created for you by Brian

Daytonlowell: /* Setup */

2009-08-24T22:34:34Z

Setup

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	# Run through the installer, selecting all the defaults, except the the '''"Run the EchoVNC Startup Wizard"'''.		# Run through the installer, selecting all the defaults, except the the '''"Run the EchoVNC Startup Wizard"'''.
	# Once the install has finished, run the Echo VNC Viewer. It should be on your desktop		# Once the install has finished, run the Echo VNC Viewer. It should be on your desktop
	# Click the '''Options''' button, click the '''EchoServer''' tab		# Click the '''Options''' button and then click the '''EchoServer''' tab
	# Click the '''Add...''' button in the bottom left corner		# Click the '''Add...''' button in the bottom left corner
	# In the dialog that appears enter vnc.isoftdata.com for the "'''EchoServer IP or DNS:'''"		# In the dialog that appears enter vnc.isoftdata.com for the "'''EchoServer IP or DNS:'''"

Daytonlowell: New page: ==Setup== # Download the http://tools.isoftdata.com/EchoVNC-2.35-Setup.exe Echo VNC Installer # Run through the installer, selecting all the defaults, except the the '''"Run the EchoV...

2009-08-24T22:34:05Z

New page: ==Setup== # Download the http://tools.isoftdata.com/EchoVNC-2.35-Setup.exe Echo VNC Installer # Run through the installer, selecting all the defaults, except the the '''"Run the EchoV...

New page

==Setup==
# Download the [[http://tools.isoftdata.com/EchoVNC-2.35-Setup.exe Echo VNC Installer]]
# Run through the installer, selecting all the defaults, except the the '''"Run the EchoVNC Startup Wizard"'''.
# Once the install has finished, run the Echo VNC Viewer. It should be on your desktop
# Click the '''Options''' button, click the '''EchoServer''' tab
# Click the '''Add...''' button in the bottom left corner
# In the dialog that appears enter vnc.isoftdata.com for the "'''EchoServer IP or DNS:'''"
# Enter in your '''UserID''' and '''Password''' which should have been created for you by Brian

==Using==
# To connect a user, they must run the Instant VNC application on their computer to connect up to the ISoft VNC server.
# Before they connect, ask them what it their '''Login Name:''' is. (by default its their computer name)
# Once they have connected, find their login name in the Echo VNC Viewer list.
# Double click it to open the VNC session which will allow you to control their machine.
# The name that displays in the title bar of the window is the actual Windows computer name and in parenthesis is the ip addresses for the machine
# The name that displays in the white box on the right is what they named it (see step 1).

===Toolbar Buttons===

[[Image:Echovnctoolbar.png]]

====Item A====
Sends Ctrl+Alt+Del to the host

====Item B====
Toggles full screen mode on and off

====Item C====
Brings up the Connection Options dialog box. In this dialog you can do scale the view of their machine so you don't have to scroll.

====Item D====
Refreshes the screen

====Item E====
Sends 'Start' to host (Ctrl+Esc)

====Item F====
Allows for sending a custom key combination to the host

====Item G====
Brings up the status window.

====Item H====
Closes the connection

====Item I====
Hides the toolbar (can be toggled with Ctrl+Alt+F9)

====Item J====
Toggles the remote input and blank monitor

====Item K====
Open the file transfer dialog where you can transfer files between your machine and the remote machine.

====Item L====
Will let you select a single window to interact with rather then their entire desktop.

====Item M====
Shows the full desktop

====Item N====
Opens a chat with the remote user

====Item O====
Reboots the host machine