Can I run a W3.1 apps. via VNC ?

The documentation for [various of] VNC reminds me of lilo:
an unstructured set of facts.

Can some one who knows 'top-down, successive-refinement'
please tell me where to start. Eg. if I had to advise an ignoramus
on setting-up his dial-out ppp connection, I'd advise first to confirm
that the modem was 'activateable'.

If not he'd have to step BACK to the eg. serial-out control of the modem.

You don't eg. punctuate the explanation, with mention of data
compression ...etc., which just adds confusion.

Thanks for any feedback,

crg.

problems@gmail wrote:

> The documentation for [various of] VNC reminds me of lilo:
> an unstructured set of facts.
>
> Can some one who knows 'top-down, successive-refinement'
> please tell me where to start. Eg. if I had to advise an ignoramus
> on setting-up his dial-out ppp connection, I'd advise first to confirm
> that the modem was 'activateable'.
>
You may dig for some old pcanywhere version that runs on dialup (inbound) on
a win3.11 box.

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On Sat, 23 Feb 2008 01:10:28 -0600, problems wrote:

> The documentation for [various of] VNC reminds me of lilo: an
> unstructured set of facts.
[...]

Uhm, it appears to me by reading your subject line you want to run
Microsoft Windows 3.1 applications using a virtual network connection
(VNC). Is this correct? Your message appears to be a rant about improper
and/or insufficient information and does not really explain what you are
attempting to do.

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