Here is an article on the subject.
I, personally, do not trust google or chrome, but this should get you started until someone gives you a better solution.
You did not say what versions of OS X are on the two Macs. Remote Desktop might be included on versions before 10.7, I don't remember for sure. I know I was on the remote end years ago.
Brent
Brent
Sent from my iPhone, please excuse any brevity.
I know i have read somewhere that it's possible to "see" a computer screen from a remote location. Here's the situation:
I have an elderly relative who lives some distance away and she occasionally encounters problems with her MacBook. I get on the phone with her and try to talk her through some diagnostics and possible solutions, but invariably, there are miscommunications and I discover that she is not seeing the same options I am or she is simply on another page.
Do any of the wise people on this group know how I can "see" her screen, and possibly even move a curser on her desktop?
In the back of my mind I think I recall some app/program that permits that with both users' agreement.
Thoughts?
TIA,
Richard
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