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 * [Download noVNC](https://github.com/novnc/noVNC) and extract it to a folder of your liking.
 * change the websocket.json (../noVNC-1.2.0/core/websocket.json - Line 185) to following: ``this_websocket = new WebSocket(uri, ['binary',base64']);``
 * [Download Websockify](https://github.com/novnc/websockify)
+* Start websockify using (for example) the following parameters:
+``..\websockify.exe 5902 127.0.0.1:5901 --web ..\noVNC-1.2.0`` 
+> * Explanation:
+> * ..\websockify.exe - please provide the correct path to the executable
+> * 5902 - any port you want to use for your connection
+> * 127.0.0.1:5901 - localhost + the port your VNC server is listening on
+> * --web - parameter for the web interface to show
+> * ..\noVNC-1.2.0 - the path to your noVNC folder
+* rename the _vnc.html_ to _index.html_ so you don't need to enter it in the URL afterwards
 
+There are some more parameters to websockify to wrap executables or start them on connection, which I haven't had a look on yet.
 
+## Execution
+Start websockify using the parameters given (or adapted). Start Liberation and put it on your second screen maximized.
+Start a Browser and enter the URL:port of your machine. Enter you password - now you should see your Liberation tool.
 
-.. to be continued!
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+## Notes
+I did all that for people I trust and not for a public server. Keep in mind that this provides an access to your machine, there is no security implemented. 
+Why did I use an area instead of an executable wrapping? Because Liberation uses popups, if I wrap VNC only to liberation.exe those popups might not show up - providing an area I avoid this.
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