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Aaron

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Registered: 9th Aug 04
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2nd Jul 07 at 14:19

Apart from Windows Remote Desktop Connection or any version of VNC.

Does anyone know anything else which is free and will enable me to see the desktop of another computer on the LAN.

Thanks

ssj_kakarot

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2nd Jul 07 at 15:39

not free but er can be had for free from the special shop

"huey"

tis very good.

whats wrong with vnc though?

chr15barn3s

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2nd Jul 07 at 15:47

Not sure if its the same thing your after but we use www.logmein.com Its all done over the internet. You download the software onto each pc and then you can control them remotely if there turned on.

MikeD

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2nd Jul 07 at 16:00

logmein isnt cheap at all

chr15barn3s

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2nd Jul 07 at 16:42

We only use the free version. You can control the other computer and access its files on your computer though.

Tommy

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2nd Jul 07 at 16:50

VNC

ssj_kakarot

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2nd Jul 07 at 16:53

quote:
Originally posted by Tommy
VNC

lol was that a joke reply or did you just not read his origional post.

MikeD

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2nd Jul 07 at 19:23

I found Dameware to be a good tool, and it installs itself on the client you want to connect too.

Bram

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2nd Jul 07 at 21:41

quote:
Originally posted by MikeD
I found Dameware to be a good tool, and it installs itself on the client you want to connect too.

I was going to suggest dameware

Tommy

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2nd Jul 07 at 22:48

didnt bother reading the post

Dom

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2nd Jul 07 at 23:04

Apart from VNC, i've used RemotelyAnywhere which wasn't that good to be honest and Remote Administrator, which isn't free, but can be had from the "special" shop, it's pretty damn small and a piece of piss to use and would highly recommend it (though it isn't cross-platform, ie: windows only).

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