1) There is a DOS version of VNC available at:
       http://c0w.inode.at/mjy/dosvnc.html
       There is even an 1MB RAM version!!!
       It requires just DOS and packet drivers,

That's the VNC 'client' (the part the user interacts with on a local
computer.)  I'm looking for a DOS "server" - the part that runs on the
remote system.  I figure that at least in theory, the TCP support required
would be drastically reduced since it would only need to support the VNC
connection itself (one connection?)  A one connection TCP can be pretty
simple, as the current microcontroller implementations are demonstrating.

BillW

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