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Skriven 2005-12-08 10:04:00 av JAY EMRIE (1:123/140)
     Kommentar till en text av ROBERT FOWLER
Ärende: Re: IT D/L.
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RF>-=> JAY EMRIE wrote to ROBERT FOWLER <=-
 
RF> RF> JE> Tis done OVER the internet. I transferred my stuff from computer A
to
RF> RF> JE> computer B while both were hooked up to my router. Could have just
as
RF> RF> JE> easily transferred it to you if you had the Beyond Remote program
RF> RF> JE> running and were on  the internet.

RF> RF> I don't think so.  The two machines connected to a common router are
RF> RF> likely communicating via the LAN, and not the internet.  Thus, they
RF> RF> are able to communicate at LAN speed, which is far greater than the
RF> RF> speed over the internet.  Even the old 10baseT and USB1.1 connections
RF> RF> are faster than high speed broadband.

RF> JE> The point is that I can transfer data from one system here in SA to
RF> JE> another in where ever. Speed? never claimed it was fast

RF> RF> I'm not saying that it won't work, but it would be extremely slow
RF> RF> for data volumes of any relative size.
 
RF> JE> The beauty of beyond Remote goes past data transfer only - it allows
RF> JE> one to control a remote computer as if you were sitting at that
RF> JE> computer's keyboard (provided both computers are running Beyond
RF> JE> Remote). Check it out:
RF> JE> http://search.netscape.com/ns/search?query=www.dataapples.com

RF> Perhaps you're unaware that XP Pro has that capability built into
RF> it?  It's called Remote Web Desktop.  It may not be as sophisticated
RF> as Beyond Remote, but then you don't need to spend anything to use
RF> it. ;-)

I'm well aware of that. However, Beyond Remote seems to offer more
"sophistication" as you say and it is FREE. Why not use the best of
choices under those conditions?  VBG

Jay
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