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xVNC is a remote desktop viewer without installation on client for nt/xp/2k

xVNC (GPL License) is an extension to TightVNC in vb6 visual basic that copies, installs, configures and executes and also removes the vnc system on/from a remote machine. Access to domain administrators and limited to local machine, imports reg-files to remote registry silently, lists all viewable nt clients/servers in workgroup/domain, runas included.
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 new Release Stable V02
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 Code and Installer 

 
xvnc is an 
 application for win-nt based networks including tcp/ip.
 
it's like a 
 remote installer and executor of tightvnc(search at sourfeforge for that tool) 
 for nt/2k/xp machines.
 
it automatically 
 shows all available servers in your domain or workgroup and gives
 
the administrator 
 the privilege to install, configure and start the tightvnc system on a remote 
 machine.
 
after the remote 
 session the tightvnc system will be removed from the remote system.
 
also remote 
 registry import is provided.
 
you can run 
 the application as another user on the local machine.
 
the remote 
 user will optionally be asked for access if it's no server or to delete the 
 local vnc settings if it is installed yet.
 
the application 
 uses a random password that is automatically 3des encrypted to view the remote 
 pc without any password input for the user.
 
the tool is 
 just an extension to tightvnc 1.2.6 or any later version and is provided to 
 system/domain administrators and limited to the machine the installation comes 
 from (so that no other can share the session or read the password remotely)