I have tried, but never put much effort into. It should in theory be doable, but I find the occasionally the web server changes things from the standard.

Thanks!

I guess another question would be, how to make a Virtual Desktop, the "default view"? thru the HTTP_Server? (My boss is asking about it.....)

Thanks!

I would think that it would require a program that makes a controllable video source from a computer. I have not seen something like this before.

Does anyone else in the community have any ideas?

As opposed to asking how you want the feature to work, can you explain in a little more detail what you goal is? I am not sure what you mean by "a static web page" and are you talking about the ARC virtual desktops, or a Windows 10 virtual desktop?

There may be other tools than ARC to achieve your goal (like VNC)

Alan

TeamViewer is also a good professional choice for closed environments (without nat rules).

@ptp Does Teamviewer support automatically connecting to a virtual desktop? VNC has a mode which does: https://www.realvnc.com/products/vnc/documentation/5.3/guides/user/ai1104281.html

And it can be accessed through a web browser with no client install (I think it does require Java, been a while since I used the web client).

Alan

Alan,

I'm familiar with multiple desktops e.g. "virtual desktops" in Linux, long time ago before windows, but only now that you raised the question i just tried on my windows 10.

But unless i'm wrong the concept in windows is different from XWindows/Linux, you don't have isolation between the desktops.

Are you sure VNC viewer provides virtual desktop isolation ? I'm familiar also launching VNC clones in different desktops on Linux, or in new XWindows without interfering with main desktop,

but on windows ? Is that possible ?