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#2965 14-Dec-2004 16:55
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hope i got this in the right place this time... real newbie here

i got a harrier device a few weeks back, love it..

ive loaded some apps including a remote control for the harrier from my desktop PC, works great.

what id like to do tho is to use the harrier to control a pc itself, otherway round.. there is an app preloaded called Terminal Services Client.. im not sure how the heck to set it up or use it.. will this give me control of a pc the harrier is connected to via the USB cradle, or does anyone know of any apps that will allow control of a PC with such a device? i want to use it on a PC without a monitor and use the harrier as the screen


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#11044 14-Dec-2004 17:35
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You can use the Terminal Services if you are running Windows XP Pro. Or you can use WinVNC and PocketVNC. Or you can go for a more sophisticated approach and try GoToMyPC (paid subscription, GoToMy PC Pocket PCreview). There's a free option called LogMeIn




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  #11049 14-Dec-2004 18:32
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sweet, thanks for that.. iim not sure how to use that terminal services bit with xp pro... any help you can give me there? i was hoping to use it on a 98se machine actually, and have the harrier as a remote for it via USB.. may sound dumb, but im settiing up a pc in my car for mp3 and vid and just need to have a control for it without a screen, thought the harrier might do the trick...

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#11050 14-Dec-2004 18:35
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Hmmm. In this case then try WinVNC and PocketVNC. It'll be easier to setup... And when you have your project complete, send us some pictures...




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