FW: Control-left click-drag

Alicia Viskoe <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.tight-vnc.general
Message-ID <D346C4DC69478A4884AD74CB210D9725A2483BA473@VMBX121.ihostexchange.net>
I'm running TightVNC from a PC.  Going to full screen did not help.

But thanks for the suggestion.

Alicia




>From another Mac or a PC or what?
I have found that when remoting to my Mac from my PC, I cannot use the alternate keys (Windows key for CMD key for example) unless I put TightVNC into full screen mode. This forces the key to go out over TIghtVNC instead of being accepted by my PC.

However, I'm guessing you can't do a "force touch" action from another machine unless, possibly, it also has force touch.

[cid:[email protected]]

From: Alicia Viskoe [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, January 27, 2016 10:29 AM
To: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>
Subject: Control-left click-drag

I'm using TightVNC to work remotely on a Xcode project.  If I am running on the MacBook directly I can create an Action by holding down the control key, clicking the Force Touch pad and dragging.  How do I do the same action from a TightVNC remote login?

Alicia

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