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From: rb9a@kelvin.seas.Virginia.EDU (Raul  Baragiola)
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Subject: Re: Remote work on PC
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Date: 4 Jan 91 23:31:05 GMT
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In article <1991Jan4.210408.14715@pinet.aip.org> steve@pinet.aip.org (Steve Lushing) writes:
>I am currently looking for a software package that will allow me to work
>on another PC remotely. I have two PC located in two different cities. I
>would like to call up the other PC from my location thru a modem and be 
>able to work on the other PC as if I was actually on the PC at that location.
>I heard that there were some software that are capable of doing this. The
>PC are both stand alone ( not connected to a network) and I must be able
>to do work on the remote PC as if I was working there.
>
>What I need to know are the names of the software package and a summary
>of the capabilities (good and bad).
>

Look into "Computing at a distance", PC Mag. March 31, 1987, p. 249ff

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Raul A. Baragiola                               \Internet: raul@virginia.edu
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