How To Turn On Remote Control For Your Mac.

Mac utilities are entering a Golden Age of useful features; simple, elegant, affordable.

Devon’s new Desktop Transporter lets you take remote control of another Mac for less than Apple’s Remote Desktop.

I help manage a few hundred Macs in a school. The remote tool of choice is Apple’s very capable Remote Desktop. It’s $300 and lets you manage up to 10 Macs.

While there are less expensive tools to manage a Mac from a remote location, there are tradeoffs in support, dependability, stability, security.

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