I can one-up this request: An indicator right in the list, so we can see a screenful at a time. Maybe even the client's "online" green bar.

Green = Online, rebooted within the week*

Orange = Online, rebooted 1-2 weeks.

Red = Online, rebooted 2+ weeks.

* Allow for setting those three ranges within the .config files as some places might need clients rebooted more or less often.

^THIS^
The CMD window by itself is pretty powerful and pre-plugging a bunch of commands into Command Toolbox is a huge boost.

Agreed. I've had to tell almost every client that they have to click the arrow. If it were a button with "Connect" or something less subtle, it would save all of us some time.

Seems fairly straightforward. Once a connection request is noted by the client, rather than streaming their screen and then clearing the wallpaper, simply reverse that order.

Robert, since there is no direct messaging available here: can you share your batch file?

I would mostly like to disable the Peek preview in the bottom-right of the screen ... immediately next to the chat window. I engage Peek all the freakin' time when I move the mouse from their screen into the chat box on mine. I have never voluntarily used Peek and would like it disabled while connected.

Would be nice if the status of this could be stabilized.

• Remote, Cyber, "E-", Click
• Assist, Connect, Support, Help, Unite, Link

Just had to try to install on my two freshly installed Ubuntu boxes. The installer icon would show up on the taskbar and...do nothing. It wasn't until I contacted Support and they told me it needed Java that I got it working (sudo apt-get install default-jre). I think there should either have been a simple error message ("Java Required") or, better, it should offer to install it for you.

All of my clients are on Windows. i don't want to use an "alwaysontop" options because that will cause them to close the window, not just acknowledge it so that when they click on a different window it falls behind it.

Every time I send new chat message, the window opens behind anything they have open.

Came to suggest this, too. While x64 is almost the standard, I'm still dealing with a fair number of x32 machines. I just bought a micro-PC just to self-host SC and it's 32-bit.