Very nice,

Is there a way to get it to autoaccept after so long instead of autoreject? Our helpdesk sometimes logs into PC's after hours to work on the PC's.

Also is there a way to change the IP address to the user name of the person trying to log in?

May request a switch to turn on and off the Ask user for permision box. For example "\\server\lstools\lsremote.exe /a" to auto connect and ask for Ask permision and "\\server\lstools\lsremote /n" for not to ask. We use lsremote in a couple scripts and may need the option.

Otherwise very nice.

Because then I will need to go to each PC that uses this and uncheck it. We have 2 departments outside IT with a total of around 40 people that use this. They connect to PC's that run scripts and render images. Also I should note that it's a shortcut with the PC names built in.

This isn't a big deal, I can roll out a regedit patch.

Very good
Will be nice to have a custom message for asking permissions, at least a possibility to put a custom name instead of IP

Great, I'm moving to your remote control now. Thank you for the /ap switch. Just one question, is it "clever" enough to see if a user is logged in and if not, it enters without asking permission?

It seems to work great, and if the user is not logged in, it auto-accepts the connection, you are using the standard vnc behavior on that too. :-) thanks for the improvements!