Freewase version of PC Anywhere type of product
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I use to use PC Anywhere years ago to control my computers remotely. Especially inside of my LAN. Is there a freeware version that I could use ? I don't want to need another person on the other computer like Net Meeting requires you to do.
I use to use PC Anywhere years ago to control my computers remotely. Especially inside of my LAN. Is there a freeware version that I could use ? I don't want to need another person on the other computer like Net Meeting requires you to do.
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I second logmein.
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We use logmein ignition combined with logmein free on each server and user workstation. Ignition allows me to bring up a control panel on my workstation and point and click to login to each server or workstation. I highly recommend it. We are also planning on getting logmein ignition iPhone edition that will allow the same functions on your iPhone! control and fix stuff on the go!
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Logmein looks great for remotly accessing a computer over the internet. The free version doesn't let me drag and drop files on my remote computer. Is there a freeware version that can do this ? Maybe an FTP program ? I can sort of do this now by dragging a file on to my web server and then downloading it via ftp from my web site but it's a little combersome.
I have previously used radmin which includes file transfer etc.
http://www.radmin.com/
it is not free though, but quite a good price and it includes all future upgrades.
http://www.radmin.com/
it is not free though, but quite a good price and it includes all future upgrades.
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Bloxsom,
would you be kind enough to explain why recommending TightVNC was a valid solution when suggested by cracksalsa while it was not when I suggested it a couple of posts earlier?
would you be kind enough to explain why recommending TightVNC was a valid solution when suggested by cracksalsa while it was not when I suggested it a couple of posts earlier?
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Yikes ! I completely messed up on that. I meant to assign you the points. Sorry !
Ok, that's fine then with me.
I'm not after a couple of points, I just wanted to find out why I was being ignored.
I'm not after a couple of points, I just wanted to find out why I was being ignored.
Are you planning to run this over the Internet or is it for use on a local network?
PS: Which version of Windows are you running?