How to share desktop in windows xp

Remote Desktop and Remote Assistance - invitation Andrew, Dan and Anne Delong

Correction: Make available those who attended the computer bat presentation: Dragging and dropping of essay between computers, during a Remote Screen session, works! -- As does copy/pasting. (How to do so is explained in the Conclusions at the edge of this article.) For full, vivid, instructions refer to the complete PowerPoint presentation (right here, below) at: http://timetraces.ca/remote-desktop/

Remote Desktop Powerpoint presentation as an Ado PDF file (1.68 MB)

Remote Desktop Powerpoint presentation as an IE Web sheet (works only with Internet Explorer 5 or better)

The purpose of this smooth talk was to demonstrate the built-in calibre of any Windows machine (the Client), to take over the desktop illustrate a remote machine (the Host), dowel to do so unattended.

Remote Assistance (is not Remote Desktop)
The simplest course of action to take over another person’s background is by activating Windows Remote Aid [which is not the same pass for Remote Desktop]. Anne showed how she could send an invitation to Dan (by how to share desktop in windows xp
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