Ssh to iMac from my PC with graphic applications

How can I ssh to my iMac from my window PC?
I am using SecureCRT + Xming to ssh to my iMac, but I could not open the graphic applications (e.g. xv) through ssh. (I can do it when ssh to a Linux machine though).
Do I have to setup something in my iMac machine?
Is there any window software (other than SecureCRT + Xming) that can help me to do that?
Thanks.

Generally speaking, you tunnel your X11 X-Windows session by starting the ssh session using the -X (capital X) or -Y (capital Y) ssh command line option. This establishes an X11 tunnel, and on the remote system associates your DISPLAY environment variable with the remote end of the ssh tunnel. Typically DISPLAY looks something like localhost:14.0
I do not know how to tell your SecureCRT + Xming setup to export your X11 display server's DISPLAY environment to Mac OS X.
I also assume you have an X11 display server running on your Windows PC.
Note: Terminal, Unix, command line (such as ssh) questions are best asked in the Mac OS X Technologies > Unix Forum
<http://discussions.apple.com/forum.jspa?forumID=735>

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About 3-4 days ago the Mail icon in dock had question mark and was accidently removed, along with program on my user. Oops.
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Hate to go to MS-Entorage ( I may need to learn something new and alien) mail program since contracts are in Mail/Address Book.
Ideas?
MattDeeds

Matt,
I would download and run the 10.6.7 combo update.
http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1361
Regards,
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