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Appendix A: Saving Connections Creating a new connection You can create a connection in VNC Address Book directly. To do this: 1. Start VNC Address Book on the client computer. See how to do this. The VNC Address Book dialog opens: 124 VNC User Guide
Appendix A: Saving Connections 2. Click the New Entry toolbar button. The Properties dialog opens: 3. Enter a network address for the host computer in the VNC Server field (including a port number if necessary), choose an Encryption option (or retain the default) and, optionally, specify your VNC Server user name and password in the Authentication area. To see how to find out this information, start with Step 3: Identify VNC Server running on the host computer on page 21. By default, VNC Address Book creates a protected connection. This means you must enter the VNC Address Book master password in order to connect to the host computer, and also to edit the connection. A protected connection is identified by a padlock symbol throughout VNC Address Book. Note: Turn off Encrypt password (recommended) if you do not want to enter the VNC Address Book master password in order to connect. Note this may constitute a security risk if others use your client computer. You can optionally edit VNC Viewer options in order to set up your preferred environment for controlling this host computer. To do this, use the Basic tab to configure common options, or click the Advanced button to see all the tabs. For more information, start with Configuring VNC Viewer before you connect on page 35. VNC User Guide 125
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