Sharing files over network.
11 June 2003, 11:13 AM
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We use NetRC to remote control the persons PC 
Why do you need to dial-up to use PCAnywhere if you're on the same network ?
[Edited by DJ Dunk - 11/6/2003 11:14:10 AM]
Why do you need to dial-up to use PCAnywhere if you're on the same network ?
[Edited by DJ Dunk - 11/6/2003 11:14:10 AM]
06 November 2003, 10:55 AM
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Frequently need to share Exel files with remote locations over a network & discuss. Currently one person opens with write access & the other with read only & you talk through the changes & hope they understand.
Is there anyway you could genuinely share the file so that they could follow my screen & see exactly what I'm doing to it.
PC anywhere would do this but there must be a better way than dialing up over a land line to do it !
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Is there anyway you could genuinely share the file so that they could follow my screen & see exactly what I'm doing to it.
PC anywhere would do this but there must be a better way than dialing up over a land line to do it !
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06 November 2003, 11:35 AM
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Hello Dunk 
PCAnywhere can be used via IP over your current network, no need to dial up We use NetRC becuase it much lighter for simple remote control. It just needs the host installed on the PC's and the Viewer on yours. There are loads of similar products on the market which can be had from any software supplier.
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PCAnywhere can be used via IP over your current network, no need to dial up
We use NetRC becuase it much lighter for simple remote control. It just needs the host installed on the PC's and the Viewer on yours. There are loads of similar products on the market which can be had from any software supplier.HTH,
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06 November 2003, 11:40 AM
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Dunk,
You need a 'whiteboard' app. which lets people collaboratively work together on the same document/spreadsheet, Im pretty sure M$ netmeeting aross a LAN/WAN does this but cant be sure.
Gary
You need a 'whiteboard' app. which lets people collaboratively work together on the same document/spreadsheet, Im pretty sure M$ netmeeting aross a LAN/WAN does this but cant be sure.
Gary
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