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HiIs it possible to replicate the VNC manager thumbnail feature using the activeX control? Regards, Carl Gilbert
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It's possible, in fact the VNC Manager uses ViewerX for the thumbnail view implementation.There are several ways how it could be implemented. But just to give you a rough idea about our implementation. We use native Windows listview control to show the thumbnail items. To each listview item corresponds a hidden instance of ViewerX control. For this case, when ViewerX is hidden you would want to initialize the following properties: //since you just want to show a remote screen vncCtrl.ViewOnly = true;
//no need to transfer clipboard either vncCtrl.DisableClipboard = true;
//tells ViewerX not to paint the remote screen (ViewerX is hidden, so there is no need to paint it) vncCtrl.ThumbnailMode = true;
//allows ScreenUpdatedEvent to be fired for each screen update. By default this event is disabled for performance reasons vncCtrl.AdvancedSettings.EnableScreenUpdatedEvent = true;
So we subscribe to ScreenUpdatedEvent and update an ImageList associated with thumbnails listview control for each screen update. Although in reality it's a bit more complicated than that. Last but not least, here is how you could get access to the screen bitmap (C# code): using (Bitmap bmp = Bitmap.FromHbitmap(new IntPtr(vncCtrl.ScreenBitmap))) { //do something with bmp } I hope this helps.
 Kindest Regards, SmartCode Solutions Support
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Can ayone convert this C# code to VB6?using (Bitmap bmp = Bitmap.FromHbitmap(new IntPtr(vncCtrl.ScreenBitmap))) Thank you! Tim
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