Once a matching window is detected, its contents will be sent to clients continuously, with minimum delays. You can tell TightVNC to treat certain windows as video by providing a list of window class names. Optimized video processing for specific window classes. New command-line options to share full desktop, primary monitor, selected monitor, a window, or an arbitrary rectangular area. If a client connects to such an extra port, it will be shown the corresponding part of the screen only. New option to configure extra ports mapped to arbitrary screen areas. There's always just one log file, so it's easier to locate an error message or e-mail the log to technical support service. Also, logging to text files has been improved - the service writes to the same log file from all its child processes. Most importantly, new version reports all incoming connections to Windows Event Log. With Aero, each screen reading operation is expensive, and we can improve performance by reading more pixels in less operations.
Improved performance when sharing a desktop with Windows Aero enabled. DFMirage driver is a separate product, but it's free for TightVNC users (and it's available commercially if needed). This makes screen reading ultra-fast in all supported versions of Windows, from Windows 2000 to Windows 7.
Support for mirror video driver (DFMirage). In a simple language, message hooks help at detecting screen activity, so that we can get updates almost immediately instead of polling the complete screen once per second or so. Besides obvious benefits of using native architecture, this allows to attach so called "message hooks" to 64-bit applications. Both 32-bit (x86) and 64-bit (圆4) versions of the installer are available. You can pre-configure TightVNC Server via MSI parameters and perform mass installation via a batch file or Group Policy.
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