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• try vnc? (Score:1)

  by johnseq (1046)

  Dave, If you don't need sound, maybe VNC would fit the bill? I have only used it 1-to-1, but this post implies 1-to-many works okay: http://www.realvnc.com/pipermail/vnc-list/2002-September/033645.html There's usually some port fortwarding to do on your side, but it's very simple on the client side - any web client can connect and use the applet viewer. Otherwise I would bite the bullet and fire up the windows box. It's just not a good idea to experiment with potential client demos.
  • Re:try vnc? (Score:2)

    by Theory (10)

    It's "David."

    VNC was my first thought, but according to their FAQ [realvnc.com], it isn't currently available for Mac OS X.

    --David
    • Re:try vnc? (Score:2)

      by ask (83)

      The next version Apple Remote Desktop is supposedly based on and compatible with the VNC protocol.

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      -- ask bjoern hansen [askbjoernhansen.com], !try; do();
      • Re:try vnc? (Score:2)

        by Theory (10)

        Oh, that's cool. I did discover OSX VNC [sourceforge.net] since my last post. It works very nicely!

        --David