This mode requires an external window manager. This mode is like single window mode except that the X server window does not have a title bar or border, thus maximizing the amount of space available for X windows within the X server window. Shadow DirectDraw4 ( -engine 4) is used as default in this mode enabling the -depth and -refresh rate to be changed and so it can be used at -depth 8 for rendering ancient remote hosts that only have 8-bit colour. This mode is like single window mode except that the X server window takes the full screen, covering completely the Windows desktop. screen 0 the Additional parameters page of this wizard for a 1024x768 window size, offset 125,100 as screen scr_num 0 on the 1st monitor (the default). The window size can be altered using the -screen parameter, for example enter Typically this mode would be used for XDMCP login to a remote machine in a window appropriately sized smaller than the Windows desktop. The X server appears as a single Windows window and all X windows are contained within this window. Use this mode if you don't understand the others. Start the integrated Microsoft Windows-based window manager which launches each top-level X window in its own Windows window. Select the display settings appropriate to your requirements.
This dialog sets the way Xming displays programs. XLaunch - Display settings Display settings By using the 'Force run' option just a client can be started for display on an existing X server. You can just simply start the X server and run X clients later by hand, but starting XDMCP or one X client automatically is provided along with an interactive XDMCP host finder and chooser. XLaunch is a wizard to make starting Xming sessions easy.
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