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Win XP Pro = PC Anywhere??
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iSeriesCodePoet
Programmer
It does have a remote desktop program built in. But it is only for Win XP to Win XP or Win 9x/ME/NT/2k to Win XP, not Win XP to Win 9x/ME/NT/2k.
M$ NetMeeting also has a desktop sharing ability, you could try that out. That will work across the different OSes. Mike Wills
AS400 Programmer
M$ NetMeeting also has a desktop sharing ability, you could try that out. That will work across the different OSes. Mike Wills
AS400 Programmer
dilettante
MIS
You can also use WinXP Remote Desktop Sharing to connect to a remote XP machine from a Win9x or a Win2000 machine.
The software is on the WinXP CD.
You can also set up a WinXP Pro box running IIS to deliver the RDS client over the Web as an ActiveX control hosted in a browser page.
The software is on the WinXP CD.
You can also set up a WinXP Pro box running IIS to deliver the RDS client over the Web as an ActiveX control hosted in a browser page.
conceptumator
Technical User
I went with pcAnywhere to be compatible to what we already had in place, but be sure to get the latest version to avoid problems. You need Ver. 10.5; 10.0 will not work (so Symantec says) and you will get a very scary warning message from XP if you try to install XP. Also, when you install Ver 10.5, you will still lose the graphical user screen at XP boot (the one with the pictures for each user) and revert to a more classical log-in screen.
Just thought you might like to know about another item that does the same thing for free. VNC is not fancy but does 80% of what PCA does.
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