No, not at present in the standard versions. However, it is possible to stop the user closing the VNC Server or changing the VNC Server settings. Please refer to the documentation.

For usability reason Windows XP does not show all the Taskbar/SysTray icons at the same time. To make it show all icons, right-click the XP Taskbar, select Properties, uncheck "Hide inactive icons" and click OK. The Private InfoKeeper taskbar icon will appear.

Log in to your Control Center and click on the edit profile button beneath the My Home Tab. Go to the heading, Show ezSupporter Icon and place a check in the box.

To display the volume icon in the taskbar notification area, you must select the "Place volume icon in the taskbar" check box in Control Panel Sounds and Audio Devices applet. If, when you try to select this check box, you receive the error you need to copy the sndvol32.exe image from your commercial XP installation media (not a vendor-supplied "recovery" CD-ROM) to the system32 folder by performing the following steps:

The icon that Spb GPRS Monitor puts on your taskbar provides you with sufficient information about your network connection. It has the following indicators by default: Connection Speed: full bar indicates the maximum possible data transmission speed, while empty bar indicates that your connection stalls. Current Block Usage: this bar indicates what part of current data block you have already transferred.

The taskbar icon with two computers shows you what the Apollo Emulator is doing. It has a number of possible states. Logged out - icon has a black cross through it. Spoofed - icon has a yellow lightning strike through it. Transferring data - icon has a combination of Red and Green screens on the computers. This icon also gives you access to the logon window and statistic screens.

If you have previously customized your Internet Explorer toolbar the new iMacros icon does not appear by default. You need to add it to the Internet Explorer toolbar manually: Note: This behavior is a feature of Internet Explorer - and not "bug" with the iMacros software. Microsoft's philosophy behind this seems to be that users who customized their browser toolbar once do not want new icons added automatically.

No. Not without changing and recompiling the source code. We feel that there would be few legitimate uses of VNC where you would need to conceal its operation. However, there might be occasions where you would not want the user of the server machine to be able to adjust the WinVNC settings, password, etc, so versions later than 3.3.2R3 will include a 'restricted' mode where the icon is still visible, but the menu options normally available from it will be disabled. This occurs in version 3.3.

Yes, you can move the notify window X pixels to the left and Y pixels to the top. You can customize this by modifying the "X Offset" and "Y Offset" values in (menu) 'Account' → 'Preferences' → 'Advanced' → "Offset the position of the notification pop-up." and clicking "Save" to save your modifications.

XP has a "lock taskbar" feature set by default. Right click on your taskbar and uncheck Lock taskbar. Then you can drag DQSD all you need and you can disable showing the name (search), etc... When you get it like you want it, you can lock the taskbar again.

It's a little padlock, and it's used to lock window positions. See the sections titled Article Windows and Subject Windows for details.

Does my unused bandwidth roll over to the next month? The amount of data carried over which will be added to the new month's accumulate to a maximum of the monthly quota. Bandwidth is allocated at midnight on the 1st of every month.

This utility is called the E-D activator and is used to view images on the web in 3-D. Use this only when viewing images, not for gaming. If the E-D activator is open, exit it before entering a game. To view images on the web, just RIGHT mouse click on that E-D activator and hit Interleaved. Then RIGHT mouse click again and hit Stereo Normal. This will turn the glasses on and allow you to view our gallery in 3-D.

Some of the 5260 computers with the IDE hard drives have demonstrated this problem (the flashing questionmark icon on startup). It usually only happens on a cold startup (when the computer has been off for a while - like overnight). Apple has recognized this as a problem and has promised some support for the computers that return the flashing question mark. I am trying to identify the Harding computers that have this problem. Thanks for the info.

You are probably Using Windows 95 operating system. Although EasyWare works perfectly well with Windows 95, like many current software applications, it is not optimised to work with an ageing Operating System like Windows 95. You will experience some minor problems like having to double click two or three times before the application starts, but you should have largely trouble-free operation. If you would like full peace of mind we advice that you upgrade to (at least) Windows 98.

Yes. Go to your My Forums page and click on the 'View Options' link on the left hand side of the screen in the 'Membership Level' menu. In the 'Personal Icon' section at the top of the page, uncheck the 'Use Personal Icon' box and click on the 'Submit' button at the bottom of the page.

The taskbar is the horizontal bar along the bottom of the Desktop. It has the Start button on the left. Displayed in small rectangles near the middle of the taskbar are the programs that are running. Near the right side, you will see the programs or tasks that start automatically when you start Windows. On the far right, you will see the time displayed.

Occasionally our credit card processor will refuse a card even though it is valid. Please give PayPal a try, or you could send us a check or money order in the mail. SuccessfulMatch is the name of the parent company. We have about 30 different dating sites, all of which appear as SuccessfulMatch for billing purposes.

The easiest way is to copy the Yawcam shortcut from your desktop to your startup folder in the Windows start menu. This will make Yawcam start automatically when Windows starts...