LogMeIn Free is gone, but don’t panic: You can find alternative remote
access tools that cost the same...nothing at all! Whether you need to access a
document, collaborate with a colleague, or support several PCs, try this
free software to get back into the game.
For ad hoc use, simply run the program and log in from the controlling
computer. The two components will connect, and up will pop a window containing
the desktop of the computer to be controlled. TeamViewer installs as both a
server and a client, so you can use it to take control or to allow control.
TeamViewer 9’s cooler features include the ability to open multiple remote
sessions in tabs (as in a browser), cut and paste between computers via the
clipboard, and drag and drop files from your desktop to the remote desktop.
It’s a mature, stable, practical tool for anyone’s remote-control needs. Note
that you’ll get the occasional message about upgrading to the pay version if
you use TeamViewer regularly to connect to a lot of different PCs.
*IES is not affiliated with TeamViewer. Free for residential use only.
Details at TeamViewer.com.
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