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Appendix A: Saving Connections Managing connections using VNC Address Book This section explains VNC Address Book features and operations. Starting VNC Address Book To start VNC Address Book: • Under Windows, select RealVNC > VNC Address Book from the Start menu. Note: Under Windows, you can start VNC Address Book automatically when the computer is powered on. To do this, select Tools > Options and, in the UI behavior area, turn on Start with Windows. • Under UNIX/Linux, select Applications > Internet > VNC Address Book from the menu system, or search for this application using the standard operating system facility. Note: If no menu system or search facility is available, open a Terminal window, run the command vncaddrbook, and press the ENTER key. Note you should not do this as a user with administrative privileges. • Under Mac OS X, navigate to the Applications > RealVNC folder, and double-click the VNC Address Book program. Working with VNC Address Book Under Windows, while VNC Address Book is running, a VNC Address Book icon Notification area. Under Windows 7, note this is hidden by default and accessible from Taskbar: is displayed in the to the right of the Under Windows XP, the icon may be hidden by other icons. Note: Under UNIX/Linux and Mac OS X, no VNC Address Book icon is available. However, most operations explained below can be performed from the VNC Address Book dialog. The VNC Address Book icon: • Provides visual confirmation that VNC Address Book is running on the client computer. If the icon is not available, then VNC Address Book is not running. 128 VNC User Guide
Appendix A: Saving Connections • Has a shortcut menu that performs useful operations: The following table explains the effect of selecting each VNC Address Book shortcut menu option. Option Connect to Launch VNC Viewer Open Address Book Exit Purpose Choose a host computer to connect to. Start VNC Viewer, enabling you to connect to a new host computer in the standard way. For more information, see Connecting to a host computer on page 37. Create new connections or edit and organize existing ones. (Alternatively, double-click the VNC Address Book icon to open the VNC Address Book dialog.) Close VNC Address Book. Organizing connections VNC Address Book organizes connections both alphabetically and hierarchically: You can reorganize connections in the Hierarchical list. (The Alphabetic list is automatically organized.) Click the New Folder toolbar button to create folders in the Hierarchical list. You can drag-and-drop connections to, from, and between folders. Note that if you delete a folder, all connections in that folder are deleted too. Editing connections You can edit an existing connection. Note you may be required to enter the VNC Address Book master password first. To do this, select a connection in the Alphabetic or Hierarchical list, and either: • Click the Properties toolbar button. • Select Edit > Properties. VNC User Guide 129
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