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## VNC documentation

Note: A detailed paper about VNC can be found as:

> Tristan Richardson, Quentin Stafford-Fraser, Kenneth R. Wood & Andy Hopper, "Virtual Network Computing", IEEE Internet Computing, Vol.2 No.1, Jan/Feb 1998 pp33-38.

You can download it in Acrobat format here (760k).

The following documentation assumes a basic familiarity with the terms and components used in VNC. See 'What is VNC?' and 'Getting Started' for introductory information, and the Frequently Asked Questions for common queries.

For a quick overview, you can download versions of the VNC Video.

See also 'What's new in the VNC packages?'.

Technical documentation - Table of Contents

> How VNC works

> VNC servers

> - VNC server for X (Unix)
> - WinVNC (VNC server for Windows)
> - MacVNC (VNC server for PPC Macintosh)
> - rfbcounter (A really dumb server!)

> VNC viewers

> - VNCviewer for X
> - VNCviewer for Windows
> - VNCviewer for Java
> - VNCviewer for Macintosh
> - VNCviewer for Windows CE

> The VNC protocol

> Making VNC more secure with SSH

> Internal AT&T extensions

Note: This complete VNC documentation is available as a downloadable package.

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