Introduction
.NET VNC Viewer is a VNC viewer written entirely in C#. It is binary compatible with Smartphones, Pocket PCs and Windows desktops (with .NET Compact Framework or .NET Framework). I write this mainly because other VNC viewers on Pocket PC do not do full screen and screen rotation.

VGA-mode (480*640)



Of course, basic VNC viewer functionalities.
Full screen mode.
Screen rotation.
Session history.
Hi-Res support for VGA Pocket PCs and QVGA Smartphones.
etc.

"Feb 27, 2005 - .NET VNC Viewer 1.0.1 has been released. This version adds Smartphone support and Hi-Res support, as well as better full screen handling and a few other fixes/workarounds. Get a copy at the Download section.
Feb 6, 2005 - I patched .NET VNC Viewer 1.0.0 to utilize hi-res (640x480) screens of some Windows Mobile 2003 SE devices. Get a copy at the Download section and try it out if you have one of those lovely Pocket PCs. Please note that there is no custom logic to detect a hi-res screen, so the UI may not be pretty but it should work (at least on my emulator it does). "

Get your free copy HERE

Hendrixus

Is this a replacement for the included MS remote desktop client?

Or is MS Remote Desktop a different animal than VNC?

It's a replacement sorta... Remote Desktop/Terminal Services will shut off the local display, whereas with VNC both the host and remote can see what is going on (lots of fun when the user isn't expecting a visitor). VNC is also multiplatform and usually a tiny application.

More info and screen shots can be found HERE

Hendrixus

sweet, awesome work man, will test it out later today. How fast is it with refreshing? I am using NetOp right now and it is fast.

X30High
Boxwave Screen Protector
512MB Kingston SD Card
512MB PNY SD Card
Mugen 2000mAh Battery
Dell Foldable Keyboard
i.Trek Bluetooth GPS

litle bit laggy, but it's one of the best VNC Client I have tried !

I installed .NET VNC Viewer but am unable to connect to my UltraVNC Server. The server was using an encryptiong plug-in that requires a key on the client but I knew to disable that before trying the viewer.

My problem may be to do with Username and password. My UltraVNC Server running on a Windows XP Home machine request a username and password when a client connect. The .NET VNC Viewer only has a password field. Any ideas anyone?

Haven't had a chance to build my test platform but was wondering if this client is compatible with VNC 4??? How about backward compatibility?