原文出處：http://forum.ultravnc.info/viewtopic.php?t=9745
VNC Address Book is an open source (GPL) tool for managing UltraVNC connections (based on .vnc files).
I developed this tool because I didn't find anything similar for UltraVNC. My intention was to build a tool for the normal office user, who doesn't need all the admin functions like network scans, connection groups, ... which you can find in the most VNC management tools.
I was using Famatech's Remote Administrator before, which is a great remote tool but Famatech's new licensing policy makes it impossible to use their tool for 1000+ PCs. What I liked the most was their Remote Administrator Client. It is a simple tool with a list of favorite connections, which you can start with a simple double click.
This is what I missed when I started using UltraVNC. You can save connection data as .vnc and load it again in the vncviewer, but this procedure (especially the save procedure) is very complicated for normal and not experienced users.
The other big disadvantage is that you cant load a .vnc file into the viewer edit it and than save it again without establishing a connection.
I decided to combine the simple user interface of the Address Book that I knew from the Remote Administrator with the vncviewer's ability to start with those preconfigured .vnc files. Also I decided to make the tool a single exe file which configures everything automatically when needed.
Download:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/vncaddressbook/
How it works:
You can see this tool as a simple browser for .vnc files which are located in the \my documents\VncAddressBook\ directory (the tool automatically creates this directory if it doesn't exist). you can edit the files in a special editor, save them and start connections. You can also add new connections or delete existing. The add procedure simply creates a new .vnc file and shows it in the browser.
Requirements:
The tool is written in C# with VS2005 and the .Net Framework 2.0 so you need to install the runtime before you can use it. You can download the runtime for x86 based PCs here:
or here for all Platforms:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/netframework/aa731542.aspx
Also it is necessary to install UltraVNC 1.0.2 (or higher) and associate .vnc files with the UltraVNC viewer. If this association doesn't exist, VNC Address Book will ask you for the path to the vncviewer.exe and make the association for you.
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