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lee is right <br />
if u have msn messenger on ur end and other end , using remote assistance he shud be able to see what u r doing. thats how i have worked. <br />
other way of u seeing what he is doing shud also be possible. try and see 
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lee is right
if u have msn messenger on ur end and other end , using remote assistance he shud be able to see what u r doing. thats how i have worked.
other way of u seeing what he is doing shud also be possible. try and see

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Remote desktop is a handy little too, especially for me, who's an offsite contractor. &nbsp;But occassionally there will be times when a user wants me to see something on their screen and I'm not able to, as it seems that remote controlling their desktop via terminal services creates a separate desktop for me to work in simultaneously. &nbsp;Is there any way that I can see what they're doing and control their mouse/keyboard using remote desktop? &nbsp;Thanks.
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Remote desktop is a handy little too, especially for me, who's an offsite contractor.  But occassionally there will be times when a user wants me to see something on their screen and I'm not able to, as it seems that remote controlling their desktop via terminal services creates a separate desktop for me to work in simultaneously.  Is there any way that I can see what they're doing and control their mouse/keyboard using remote desktop?  Thanks.

Need to see what user is doing for offsite support via remote desktop

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