is their any way so that i can use team viewer features on my project

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is their any way so that i can use team viewer virtual LAN features on my project

Posted 8-Apr-12 9:01am

bapay

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[no name] 8-Apr-12 15:16pm

What did TeamViewer say when you asked them about their product?

Maciej Los 11-Apr-12 14:52pm

http://www.teamviewer.com

bapay 11-Apr-12 16:35pm

they said :
At the moment you use the parameters to work with TeamViewer.

Remote-Control:
teamviewer.exe -id <id> --Password <Passwort>

e.g. teamviewer.exe -i 12345678 --Password mypassword

Presentation:
teamviewer.exe -id <id> --Password <Password> -m presentation

FileTransfer
teamviewer.exe -id <id> --Password <Password> -m fileTransfer

VPN:
teamviewer.exe -id <id> --Password <Password> -m vpn

bapay 11-Apr-12 16:38pm

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and :

Regrettably, all files and information relating to the source and ongoing software development of the TeamViewer application belong to TeamViewer GMBH and is not available.

Clifford Nelson 8-Apr-12 15:51pm

I have been very frustrated that Microsoft is no good about packing some of the stuff they have done for uese by developers. There are a lot of great controls used in Visual Studio, and it would have been nice if they did.

Ruselo Riva Asentista 13-Apr-12 10:30am

what does that have to do with this question? Anyway, Visual Studio is much better in terms of third party integration than say Eclipse. You can put user controls on the toolbox and create custom menus. Some companies survive by just packing VS controls: Telerik, ComponentOne, etc.

If you are frustrated by the lack of some controls, check out DLLImport and Office Interop and Telerik controls. These are features that will allow you to communicate with the Operating System and other things.

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Ruselo Riva Asentista · Accepted Answer · 2012-04-13T04:42:00

C#

Process p = new Process("teamviewer.exe -id  --Password <password> -m presentation");
ShowWindow(p.MainWindowHandle,ShowMinimized);
</password>

Get the handle for the process and minimize the window. Our way of doing it is using the WIN32 API.

C#

[DllImport("user32")]
[return: MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.Bool)]
static extern bool ShowWindow(IntPtr hWnd, ShowWindowEnum flags);

private enum ShowWindowEnum{Hide = 0,
ShowNormal = 1,ShowMinimized = 2,ShowMaximized = 3,
Maximize = 3,ShowNormalNoActivate = 4,Show = 5,
Minimize = 6,ShowMinNoActivate = 7,ShowNoActivate = 8,
Restore = 9,ShowDefault = 10,ForceMinimized = 11};</pre>