Remote computer
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A remote computer is a computer to which a user does not have physical access, but which he or she can access/manipulate via some kind of network.
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RemoteComputer is remote control software based on the TCP/IP protocol. Use RemoteComputer to contol a remote host over a local network or the Internet, including screen control, mouse and keyboard simulation, File Transfer Protocol, and net phone. The client can also list all remote windows, processes, and loaded modules running on the server. Its convenient interface is a little like Windows Explorer. One client can control many servers, and one server can be controlled by many clients.
The Remote Computer server can be protected by a password, and the client must input the correct password in order to control the remote server. Data is compressed, for fast control, even over a dial-up network!
