Vnc Mac Control Windows

If you have a bluetooth handy, you can remotely control your winamp or media player on your WinXP and don't really need your powerbook. ...

RDC works very fine indeed. I'm using it all the time, as I need the 17" TFT for my Mac. ;-) Faster than using VNC, although VNC of course is cross-platform, which makes it better for some cases (for example if you have a Mac, a linux and a Windows box and want to be able to control all of them from any of them).

Admiral, I use it on my Mac and my Windows 2000 machine at work from home. We have VPN access so that allows me to penetrate the firewall at work. It works really well. ...

VNC is your best bet. It's free, allows full screen remote control, and can be accessed by Linux and Windows platforms as well. You can also control those systems remotely from your Mac. ...

in remote desktop feature.. if you go to your windows control panel and go to system, you can enable it. Then, to have your windows desktop show up on your mac, go to www.microsoft. ...

For OS X I would recommend VNCThing. If you enter "VNC" while under the Mac OS X tab at versiontracker you will get this. VNCThing isn't the most recently made VNC tool, but it worked the best for me out of all of those listed. It has both server and client capabilities. ...

It sounds like you might not want to use your Mac as your work machine, but I don't know how much of your "Medical imaging" stuff is Windows specific... But I'll address the questions you asked. ...

I saw this thread and I thought I had to let people know that they have a nice choice of VNC clients for OS X. ...

Mac Compat as there are NO drivers for this brand new color printer, but hey there is a CD with the Mac OS9 drivers, and all flavors of Windows, INCLUDING Windows XP. ...