
I logged in and have most of the features available to control my remote computers. Since I have an iPhone 6 Plus, I also downloaded the TeamViewer iOS app on my phone and iPad Mini. You can select options for comfortable browsing such as resolution scaling, quality, selecting the active monitor if the remote user has more than one, and removing the remote computer’s wallpaper for quicker movement inside the remote window. There are nice extras such as force quitting an app (if needed), locking the session, and blacking out the remote user’s screen so that you don’t bother the user or want privacy when working on sensitive information.
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There are extra features in here as well, such as recording your session, remotely update TeamViewer and sharing audio and video (with a webcam or external mic). There is also a small file box in the corner notification window where it lets you easily share files with a drag and drop interface. The remotely controlled machine gets a notification that a file transfer has started. I love that you can send/receive files to and from the computer you are controlling as shown above. I deal with customers every day, and support tools like this are vital to any business! It’s super quick and easy to control the other machine, which is helpful when trying to help a friend or family member, instead of explaining over the phone where to point and click on the screen. I’ve installed TeamViewer on both machines with unattended access since I’m the only person using these computers. Here’s a shot of my Mac Mini being remotely controlled from my Macbook Pro. You can then double click on the computer and it will open the remote window. On the right side there is a separate Computers and contacts windows, which will list any computers or contacts saved in your TeamViewer account. You can present your desktop, and use video and audio all together, for convenience. On the top you also have an option to host and/or schedule a meeting.
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Here is the basic window you will see when installing TeamViewer (free and premium versions). On the left, you have options for remote control, with an ID and password to give to another person or use it on your own machine later.
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Use a mobile device to provide support or connect to a PC from anywhere (with internet connection).

