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blackmost · 10-30-2011, 04:14 AM

Hi,

I really love the fancy tool. It save my eyes from being burn by the shinning LCD. Could anyone write a detailed instruction on how to set up a virtual screen on the Window system (inc. XP), and how to make the RealVNC work with it? My PC LCD has a resolution different from the kindle. If a virtual screen could be set up, then you can draw what you want to display on the kindle to the virtual screen, and that would be much cool.

In fact, I have two physical monitors connected to one pc. Could I select which one to display in the Kindle? Currently, only the main monitor can be transfered to the kindle.

As to the mouse problem asked by hawhill, in Windows system (I use XP), my kindle DXG displays the mouse only for a very short time. Then it disappears. If you move the mouse dramatically, it occurs again, then disappears. And all the same time after I start up the kindle vnc viewer, the mouse shakes violently in the PC screen. That it.

Thanks.

10-30-2011, 04:14 AM	#34
blackmost Junior Member Posts: 5 Karma: 10 Join Date: Sep 2011 Device: kindle DXG	Hi, I really love the fancy tool. It save my eyes from being burn by the shinning LCD. Could anyone write a detailed instruction on how to set up a virtual screen on the Window system (inc. XP), and how to make the RealVNC work with it? My PC LCD has a resolution different from the kindle. If a virtual screen could be set up, then you can draw what you want to display on the kindle to the virtual screen, and that would be much cool. In fact, I have two physical monitors connected to one pc. Could I select which one to display in the Kindle? Currently, only the main monitor can be transfered to the kindle. As to the mouse problem asked by hawhill, in Windows system (I use XP), my kindle DXG displays the mouse only for a very short time. Then it disappears. If you move the mouse dramatically, it occurs again, then disappears. And all the same time after I start up the kindle vnc viewer, the mouse shakes violently in the PC screen. That it. Thanks. Last edited by blackmost; 10-30-2011 at 05:02 AM.