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If it is a WindowsXP machine u are connecting to.. you might as well use the remote DEsktop Client.. <br />
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If it is a WindowsXP machine u are connecting to.. you might as well use the remote DEsktop Client..



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If ur machine are work is &quot;locked&quot; .. if u connect to it thru RDC from home, it will stay locked.. but u can use the machine.. and ppl around ur machine at work will not be able to see what u r doing.. 
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If ur machine are work is "locked" .. if u connect to it thru RDC from home, it will stay locked.. but u can use the machine.. and ppl around ur machine at work will not be able to see what u r doing..

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Hi,<br />
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I connect through log me in from Home to Office.When i connect to my office computer and work any one near the computer can see what i am doing.Is there any way i can connect to my computer in the backgroup or lock the computer and work while connected from home.<br />
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Regards<br />
Sharath
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Hi,

I connect through log me in from Home to Office.When i connect to my office computer and work any one near the computer can see what i am doing.Is there any way i can connect to my computer in the backgroup or lock the computer and work while connected from home.

Regards
Sharath

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