Desktop sharing for free
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I have to admit that after a long look I found a desktop sharing application that: - Works! - Is free! - Is simple! - Did I mention it is free! The product is Zoho Meeting[^]
Did you try LogMeIn? If so, did you have bad experiences? I've been using LogMeIn, the free version, and it seems fine. [edit] Ah, nevermind. I see, Zoho is more like a webinar thingy, not just sharing a desktop between two people. [/edit] Marc
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Did you try LogMeIn? If so, did you have bad experiences? I've been using LogMeIn, the free version, and it seems fine. [edit] Ah, nevermind. I see, Zoho is more like a webinar thingy, not just sharing a desktop between two people. [/edit] Marc
My only concern in using the free versions or even the paid versions is that we have to make sure of the trustworthiness of the company particularly when we use it for our corporate (official) purposes in order to satisfy our client requirements. We can not afford to tradeoff client data and jeopardize the relationship with them to save a penny.
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meh, just move on to the next "free while in beta".
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blog: TDD - the Aha! | Linkify!| FoldWithUs! | sighistThey can not, anyway totally abandon the masses from the free when they move out of beta. Gone are those days of NetAddress USA.NET, which did this long time back. They may bring a cut-down version for free and an unrestricted version for premium. What do you say?
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That's pretty impressive! I wonder what their business model is? Do they throw in ads when you use it?
Best wishes, Hans
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meh, just move on to the next "free while in beta".
We are a big screwed up dysfunctional psychotic happy family - some more screwed up, others more happy, but everybody's psychotic joint venture definition of CP
blog: TDD - the Aha! | Linkify!| FoldWithUs! | sighist -
They have other good offerings in the bouquet. A few are: 1) Writer (Word) 2) Spreadsheets (Excel) 3) Show (Powerpoint) 4) Notepad (like Yahoo Notepad)
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A pessimist sees only the dark side of the clouds, and mopes; a philosopher sees both sides, and shrugs; an optimist doesn't see the clouds at all - he's walking on them. --Leonard Louis Levinson -
Did you try LogMeIn? If so, did you have bad experiences? I've been using LogMeIn, the free version, and it seems fine. [edit] Ah, nevermind. I see, Zoho is more like a webinar thingy, not just sharing a desktop between two people. [/edit] Marc
Yeah, I had found a few one-to-one systems for free.. I needed a one-to-many system. I tried Mikogo and Yugma... Mikogo kept giving me errors (invalid input parameters) when I tried to start a session (I suspect it because I have 4 monitors) and then Yugma would not even install (I suspect because I have XP x64 edition) but I gave up on Yugma since it was only free for 14 days anyway. Now if Zoho would integrate with Skype it would be perfect...
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I have to admit that after a long look I found a desktop sharing application that: - Works! - Is free! - Is simple! - Did I mention it is free! The product is Zoho Meeting[^]
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