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Preface and Disclaimer

I need statements about TightVNC usage in organizations with some information about its benefits such as low bandwidth usage (why it was chosen instead of something else). I would be glad if you could help me in obtaining such papers.

The statement does not bind you or me or anybody to any obligations. It would be used to complement my thesis on data compression, where TightVNC is described as a practical result of my research work. This paper is intended to prove usefullness of this work to our officials at the university.

The Format of a Usage Statement

The statement should be written on a company's letterhead and hand-signed by company officials.

My primary interest is in the usage and efficiency of the Tight encoding. I'm not very interested in usage descriptions corresponding to other TightVNC features (such as SSH tunneling etc.).

I'd like to look the final statement text before it has been signed and mailed to me. And it would be great for me if you could send me a fax copy before the paper has been mailed. I'll give you my fax number and mail address info when the final text is ready.

Usage Statement Template

Note: a template below is just an example. You do not have to copy neither form nor contents. This example is provided for sole purpose to let you know what kind of paper I need.

                           Usage Statement
 
 
 
This statement confirms that TightVNC 1.2.5 software is used in the
SomeCompany, Inc. to perform the following tasks:
 
 1) ... [ what tasks, what platforms,
 2) ...   how many computers etc. ]
 etc.
 
Our tests show that modifications developed by Constantin Kaplinsky
and included in the TightVNC distribution (Tight encoding and cursor
shape updates) significantly improves performance of the VNC software
when it is used over network connections with effective data
throughput values below [XXX] Kbps.
 
 
 
                                   ____________  Real Name, CEO,
                                                 SomeCompany, Inc.
                                                 [current date]
        


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Constantin Kaplinsky: e-mail, brief resume.