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VNCVirtual Network Computing
VNCVirtual Network Computer
VNCVirtual Network Connection
VNCValeur Nette Comptable (French: Net Book Value)
VNCVideo Network Computer
VNCVote of No Confidence
VNCVance AFB (Enid, OK)
VNCVirtual Nursing College
VNCVFR Navigation Chart
VNCVisual Navigation Chart
VNCVidyanagar Nature Club (India)
VNCVoluntary Nature Conservation (India)
VNCVereniging Nederlandse Cementindustrie (Dutch: Dutch Cement Industry Association)
VNCViable Non Cultivable (microbiology)
VNCVoluntary National Contribution
VNCVirtual Numerical Control (Software by Delmia, Inc)
VNCVery Noisy Channel
VNCVenture Nashville Connections
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VNC (Virtual Network Computing) is an open-source (GPL) remote control application that enables the monitoring and control of desktop computing environments across platform boundaries.
The new release of VNC, Virtual Network Computing, a solution for remote desktop access, has been announced by RealVNC, a UK software company founded by the inventors of VNC to promote, enhance and commercialise VNC, with full support for Microsoft Vista.
With AT&T's free Virtual Network Computing software you can connect your business computer from home, an airplane, a beach or just about anyplace you can think of.
RealVNC's Virtual Network Computing solution has been chosen by Walsall NHS Informatics IT Services to offer remote support for computer systems in the National Health Service's Walsall Primary Care Trust.
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