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  1. #1
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    Have anyone ever used 'pcAnywhere' software?

    If so, how does that work?

    Thanks


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    Re: Have anyone ever used 'pcAnywhere' software?

    it works by maintaining with a connection with a remote computer for one of the several reasons:
    1. file transfer
    2. remote control of the computer: meaning, as if you are there by virtually using its computer (the remote user will be like sharing its resources with you, keyboard, monitor, mouse)
    3. remote networking (although dial-up networking is more efficient)


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    Re: Have anyone ever used 'pcAnywhere' software?

    You may wanted to consider using a *free* PC Anywhere type app called VNC. It's made available under the GNU license agreement which means source code is available. It way better than PC Anywhere b/c it runs just about everywhere (Solaris, NT/95/98,AIX, CE, Linux, etc.) There's ports to new platforms everytime.

    Here's the link, enjoy!

    http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/

    Mike Robinson
    innovative computer solutions

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