Set VNC run as a service

参考：http://www.realvnc.com/products/free/3.3.7/winvnc.html#2

Command-line options

The full command-line options available are as follows. You probably won't need anything other than those listed above unless you're a real VNC power-user!

-run

Causes WinVNC to run normally & ignore rest of command-line.

-install

Installs the WinVNC service and continues reading the command-line.

-reinstall

Removes, then re-installs the WinVNC service and continues reading the command-line.

-remove

Removes the WinVNC service and continues reading the command-line.

-settings

Tells a running copy of WinVNC to show the User Properties box.

-defaultsettings

Tells a running copy of WinVNC to show the Default Properties box.

-connect [host]

Tells a running copy of WinVNC to initiate an outgoing connection to a listening viewer running on the specified machine. This is the equivalent of the 'Add New Client' menu option. You can put multiple -connect options on one command line to connect to multiple viewers at once. If no host name is specified then the Add New Client dialog will be displayed.

-kill

Kills a running copy of WinVNC.

-about

Tells a running copy of WinVNC to show its About box.

If no options are given then WinVNC runs normally. Multiple options may be given. To upgrade a currently running WinVNC service to a new version, for example, you could use:

WinVNC_new -reinstall

which will stop & remove the old copy & install the new one as a service, or

WinVNC_new -kill -run

which will stop the running copy & run the new version as an application.