Remote Use of runInstaller & 8iR2

I was trying to pass the display of my Installer to my NT box (which was running ReflectionX) and the buttons at the bottom of the installer were not visible.
Actually, after having tried this several times, it has been visible about 1 of 3 tries? Is this a problem with the Installer, or ReflectionX?
Just curious as i do install 8i remotely from time to time and need this capability to function correctly!

Did you tried resizing the Oracle install Window? It worked for me with Xwin32.
May be a problem with reflectionX/Xwin since
i had not problem displaying to a remote Linux box.
Saludos
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Original question...as question length is limited ...not very bright that limit by the way :(
"My DVR security sofware that I access remotely uses a "dvr .ocx" file....when I try it in Firefox , either the latest non beta (3.6.1.5) or the new beta version (4.0 rc) it will NOT work as it says the plugin is missing... it works in IE 8 (unfortunately) but not IE9...
As I own a Computer company I am fairly computer literate but cannot find a plugin that allows this to work in Firefox.... but I would have expected it to work in the new Firefox :(
All the best, Brett :)

The longer this thread continues, the more ancillary comments you throw in that aren't directly pertinent to your problem with your DVR software not working with Firefox 4.0. Sorry, I don't intend to continue with this discussion.
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