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tor - Sat, 06/09/2007 - 11:14

Being a bit of a geek I tend to be asked to support other peoples computers - and one of the problems is often to get them to describe what they see on the screen in front of them.

So I just found this service :

LogMeIn - Remote Access and Desktop Control Software for your PC:
LogMeIn Free for Mac (Preview)If you're a Mac user and you want to access your computers remotely, then this Preview of LogMeIn Free provides a glimpse of what's in store. Free and easy remote control that “just works” - combined with the standard LogMeIn bullet-proof security. LogMeIn enables you to connect to your Mac computers from anywhere in the world; from any other Internet-enabled Mac, Windows PC or hand-held device. The remote control feature in LogMeIn Free means you can view and control your Mac desktop and applications just as if you were sitting at the computer. Just like LogMeIn Free for the PC, Mac users can add an unlimited number of their computers for free.

I have just generated a free account - and will (soon) give it a spin!

Being a bit of a geek I tend to be asked to support other peoples computers - and one of the problems is often to get them to describe what they see on the screen in front of them.

So I just found this service :

LogMeIn - Remote Access and Desktop Control Software for your PC:
LogMeIn Free for Mac (Preview)If you're a Mac user and you want to access your computers remotely, then this Preview of LogMeIn Free provides a glimpse of what's in store. Free and easy remote control that “just works” - combined with the standard LogMeIn bullet-proof security. LogMeIn enables you to connect to your Mac computers from anywhere in the world; from any other Internet-enabled Mac, Windows PC or hand-held device. The remote control feature in LogMeIn Free means you can view and control your Mac desktop and applications just as if you were sitting at the computer. Just like LogMeIn Free for the PC, Mac users can add an unlimited number of their computers for free.

I have just generated a free account - and will (soon) give it a spin!

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