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Sorry, layout in wifi password is not easy. But we've just added "F3 View password" key.

It writes to you, what to do to make 32-bit color. Run gpedit.msc and make a setting. Have you already done it, and it failed to help?

Config file to auto connect to rdp on raspberry boot is a single line:
server=192.168.1.1
Replace 192.168.1.1 with your server IP.

In WTware, additional digits can be specified in sound= parameter. Here is manual: http://wtware.com/docs5/sound.html It helps to switch sound from HDMI to external USB sound card, for example. But it does not help me to get sound on Raspberry jack. Please, tell me, how you get sound to jack on Rasp...

What VNC clients did you try?

Comment out "framebuffer_depth=32" line in config.txt on SD card to switch Raspberry to 16 bit color.
"framebuffer_depth=16" line should NOT be commented.

Great

It's old document. Just use wizard in wtware configurator to create SD for local or network boot. It became more simple now.

Sorry, there is no access to these settings.

Hello. We've just released a new version, that will help you to have default configurations for terminals groups. Group is specified by subnet IP and mask. You create config from this group, i.e. for terminals from this subnet, and when new terminal boots and there's no configuration for it on serve...

Please, try 5.4.44 wtware version.

Hello,
I've just added symbol '%' as acceptable for shell parameter in configurator. It will be in the next WTware version. You may edit your configuration file in text editor (notepad, far etc.) and specify your line.

If RPi is running on 192.168.1.1, why are you connecting to it? Rpi should connect to terminal server with running Windows Server OS. Terminal said you what to do: "On computer 192.168.2.50 run Start>WTware>Configurator, select terminal MAC B8:27:EB:98:E6:89 and create configuration file" ...

Ok, will be in the next version.

What OS is running on 192.168.1.1? Can you connect to 192.168.1.1 from another windows-computer using mstsc.exe (Remote Desktop Connection)?