Remote Desktop Mac

Software solutions you might consider are Microsoft's Remote Desktop Access ... though this provides an additional login mechanism rather than a way of just viewing the display. ...

As was said above, VNC is a cheap alternative to Apple Remote Desktop. If you want to access Windows machines only, then you can use the Remote Desktop Connection Client for Mac. Remote Desktop is supported by Windows XP Pro and Windows Terminal Server. ...

Is there a program that'll let me do this to my Windows machine, or is there something I can install on my PC to make it compatible with Remote Desktop? ...

I am looking for a remote management card to put in a G4 mirrored drives 1.25 dual. ...

if any apps are going to be ported, it's not going to be Safari. That'd be as pointless as porting "Mail". Instead, I might expect to see iChat, Apple Remote Desktop client, etc. ...

Remote desktop is a great idea and i sometimes wish Mac OS X had it built in, but for what you want it would be useless. ...

Microsoft's Remote Desktop Connection works with the computers hooked up in a network which can be done using CAT 5 ethernet cables and a simple ethernet hub or router. ...

I can't see how you'll ever do this from the terminal to a Mac OS 9 client. You'll need some other software, such as Apple Remote Desktop or as you pointed out you can do it from the Server Status application and send the message to all logged on users from there. ...

jeez... though I wish Microsoft would die there remote desktop for mac is great... even better than our mac citrix client we run... though that is free as well. ...

Have your friend download the VNC server hosted on VersionTracker and install it. This will allow you to control your friend's mac from a Web Browser for free, albeit, very slowly and with some amount of setup. ...