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PC Anywhere
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I don't know of any way to do this with pcAnyWhere. If you were using windows 2000 terminal services you could do exactly that.
I'm assuming you are having problems with some software, and the software vendor tech support want to pcAnyWhere into your computer to fix it. In that case, just make sure you know exactly what they are doing. Watch them as they work, and I would also stay on the phone with them and have them keep you informed on what they are doing.
I'm assuming you are having problems with some software, and the software vendor tech support want to pcAnyWhere into your computer to fix it. In that case, just make sure you know exactly what they are doing. Watch them as they work, and I would also stay on the phone with them and have them keep you informed on what they are doing.
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Hi,
That's interesting. You mention Windows 9000 Terminal Services, never heard of it, is it similar to Windows XP Remote Assistance?
As you say, as I can't restrict access, will definitely need to keep a close eye on what they're doing.
Regards,
Jay/UK
That's interesting. You mention Windows 9000 Terminal Services, never heard of it, is it similar to Windows XP Remote Assistance?
As you say, as I can't restrict access, will definitely need to keep a close eye on what they're doing.
Regards,
Jay/UK
Yes, Win2000 Terminal Services is a lot like XP Remote Desktop. There are a few differences. First off, it is only avalable in Win 2000 Server. And it allows multiple sessions to connect to the server. Basicly you could have 100 people working off of one server, they would all get their own session. It's pretty nifty.
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