Remote Desktop Operating Modes

There are two operating modes available for working with a remote PC, and the two can be toggled between:

1. View Mode - allows you to watch a PC and see everything a user is doing in real-time.
2. Control Mode - allows you to control a PC with your keyboard and mouse.

Remote Desktop Displaying Modes

There are two ways a remote desktop can be presented on your screen:

1. Full-Screen - allows you to see a remote desktop in exactly the same dimensions as conventional screen.
2. Window - allows you to see the remote desktop in a window, which can be resized and minimized as necessary.

'Scale to Fit' and 'Autoscroll' Features

If a remote computer's physical screen size is larger than your own you can use the 'Scale to Fit' option to see a reduced version of it on your screen, or can use scrollbars to see it in its real size.

Supports Different Resolutions & Color Depths

Anyplace Control supports all screen resolutions with color depths ranging from 4 to 32 bits, and by default applies the color depth which offers the highest refresh rate on the LAN. You can manually change this to increase your operating speed when using remote access on a low-bandwidth network.

Toolbar for 'Remote Screen' Window

The 'Remote Screen' window contains a toolbar which offers immediate access to the most frequently used actions needed for remote control such as changing color depth, sending special keystrokes, transferring clipboard content between local and remote computers, etc.