My mentor has a Macintosh and I have a PC. He lives in New York City and I live in Toronto. We want to connect our computers so that he can see what is on my screen while we talk on the phone. I don't want to give him access to my mouse, I simply want him to watch so that as he directs me (Graphic Design) we save time on sending files back and forth. Is that possible?? Please help!

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He looks determined without being ruthless
Something heroic in this man, there's a courage about him
Doesn't look like a killer
Comes across so calm, acts like he has a dream
Full of passion

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google gotomeeting.
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@}-,-`-

He looks determined without being ruthless
Something heroic in this man, there's a courage about him
Doesn't look like a killer
Comes across so calm, acts like he has a dream
Full of passion

Anticipating Game Theory by The Roots~

@}-,-`-

He looks determined without being ruthless
Something heroic in this man, there's a courage about him
Doesn't look like a killer
Comes across so calm, acts like he has a dream
Full of passion

Anticipating Game Theory by The Roots~

it also allows the Mac user to take control of the PC.
it's called Remote Desktop Connection Client and it's availale on Apple's Downloads page here: http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/networking_security/remotedesktopconnectionclient.html .

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http://www.netopia.com/software/products/tb2/
I haven't used it but I'm sure some other Mac heads on here have.
You got options.

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crashes all the time and the interface looks like something from the early 80's. i'd stick with VNC if possible