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Tuesday, 24 July 2007

Virtual Machine MKS Client v1.5

I added another really cool feature to the Virtual Machine MKS Client. When you click on the menu item Virtual Machines you will see a list of all your virtual machines. On the left of the virtual machine you see a little bullet. This bullet is an indicator of the overall status of the virtual machine. When the bullet is green there is nothing wrong. When it’s grey the virtual machine is powered down. When it’s red there is an alarm and when it’s yellow there is a warning.You can find the download link for the Virtual Machine MKS Client v1.5 in the software menu item of my blog.

 

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Hi Eric, can you please add a button to send ctrl+alt+del on the tool also?
#1 Richard (Homepage) on 2007-07-24 22:52 (Reply)
Hello Richard, I added the send CAD although you can generate a CAD on your keyboard with Ctrl-Alt-Ins. You can find the option under the view menu. Thanks for testing, Eric Sloof
#1.1 Eric Sloof (Homepage) on 2007-07-25 07:26 (Reply)
Give us the ability to hide the toolbar and the window bluebar when we put the program in full screen and you have the perfect replacement of Terminal server (RDP). The idea is to launch separate instances of the program to process demonstration in "almost" full screen mode on one multi-screen computer I've try to created also, but the time is missing.... the good idea is to publish your sources, or almost the startup version of this program Good job Philippe Sometimes know as UnclePhil
#2 Philippe (Homepage) on 2007-07-25 15:18 (Reply)
Additional I know you've implemented the view full screen, but in this case the mouse is locked to the vm, and you cannot swith to the second or third screen to show a presentation or another vm ...... That's the end .... for the moment ;-) Philippe
#2.1 Philippe (Homepage) on 2007-07-25 15:24 (Reply)
Philippe, your wish is my command. I added the option borderless under the view menu. When you click the maximize button and then hit Ctrl+Space the border and menu strip will disappear. To return to the boxed application just hit Ctrl+Space, but be sure the application has the focus. Just one other question, when you are going to use my application for commercial purposes, what’s the company name and address for the invoice ;-)
#2.1.1 Eric Sloof (Homepage) on 2007-07-25 21:20 (Reply)
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