phpfreek
Nov 6 2006, 08:55 AM
| | Hey guys, i heard there was a program called something like "pc anywhere" that lets you access your pc from anywhere ! ... on condition that it is turned on ... however, this would cost you some money !
Well, if you are intrested, you can do that for free ... and with a better service ...
This is how :
You simply install your own server on your pc
Then you install a "managing" script that will let you create, upload, download and even edit file ...
You go to any pc in the world, access your server by writing your ip adress in the web browser, accessthe script, and you're good to go 
I use that and it is very nice ...
Try it yourself and tell me what you think ... |
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dufferz
Nov 6 2006, 05:54 PM
mmmhhhh.... not as good as a VLC ( can access ure live desktop anywhere, password secured.
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nutron
Nov 7 2006, 06:41 AM
remotely anywhere is good to. it lets you control your PC through Java, HTML. Its secured by SSL and there is a client and server version. Free Trial available here
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Regain
Nov 20 2006, 11:19 PM
yea i use VLC when im in trouble with viruses i get my cousin 2 help em xD
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brandon10092
Nov 21 2006, 01:52 AM
There's a better one out there called LogMeIn. I use it and it's never failed me, but LogMeIn Pro is like $30 and it's got all the features like file transfers and all that other stuff. LogMeIn Free still has Remote Control use thouguh. http://logmein.com
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Plenoptic
Nov 21 2006, 02:49 AM
Well because I have Windows XP Professional Edition on my desktop computer, I can do that for free. I just have to get on any Windows computer, (XP) and then open the Remote Desktop, type in my Computer IP, username, and password, and I'm in. It's a lot easier I think than downloading all that stuff. I can use all my programs. I'd like to look more into the program you are talking about but if it costs money I don't think I'll get it. I don't really have a need for it at this point in time anyway. But if it's better than Remote Desktop then who knows.
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-[Nero]-
Feb 5 2007, 02:35 AM
Isnt it VNC? VLC is the video player right? VNC is really simple to use and password protected. Most of all, its FREE! 
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Autumn
Feb 5 2007, 05:17 AM
Oh, right on. I could've used this thread a few days when I was at a friend's house. I needed some files for a Private Diablo II server that I administrate, and they're stored at home on my computer. I was trying to get my brother to send them to me on MSN, but yeah... Didn't go so well. I'll try all of the ones mentioned above, and then give a review of each when I'm done. Thanks guys.
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twichya
Feb 5 2007, 03:42 PM
thank you nevertheless 
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