These are attached below.įinally I want to advice you to make a donation to support the project. Well, I’ve patched winvnc.exe and vncviewer.exe and made them use an ini file by default. Then, just this past weekend, it finally sunk in - uvnc is GPL So, I modified the source to the vncviewer app, so it is now portable (I originally implemented a '-portable' parameter, which is still available below). Now you can enjoy the portable version of TightVNC without a U3 drive.īut you must agree, that it’s not really handy to use a command line every time you want to run TightVNC. UltraVNC viewer Portable I had been thinking of making a launcher for this for some time. Use the following command line parameters to use a local ini file instead of the registry for storing your settings: Use WinRAR or similar to extract the host folder from that file, which is in fact a zip archive.ģ. Well, here is how you extract the program itself from the.
Use them both to experience enhanced security, more reliable connections, and access to. That’s great, but what if you don’t have a U3 flash drive, or you don’t like the U3 system in general (that’s me), or you don’t want to use it on a flash drive at all? VNC Viewer and VNC Server are designed to work best together. Recently, a new version of TightVNC was released, and a portable version of it for U3 flash drives appeared.
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