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CrossLoop: A free and very easy to configure screen sharing app

Started by lonseidman · 10 months ago

Screen sharing has been one of the last of the holy grails of true collaborative computing.  It’s so much easier to show somebody a process as opposed to trying to explain it over the phone.  While screen sharing has been free and around forever, going through a complex se ... Continue reading »

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  • Mrinal

    10 months ago

    Lon - Thank You from us all at CrossLoop. We appreciate your recognition and the fact that you shared it 'with the world'. Means a lot to us!
    As far as your only complaint - coming soon to a blog near you ;)
    Have a great weekend
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  • lonseidman

    10 months ago

    You are quite welcome. I needed to walk somebody through a rather complex process this afternoon and this was a huge lifesaver. Keep up the great work, can't wait for a Mac client!
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  • Constantin

    10 months ago

    Dear lonseidman,

    Please also consider TeamViewer (www.teamviewer.com) for a post.

    It is a free tool for desktop sharing, remote control, online presentations, VPN,...It offers very comprehensive features like session recording, Mac OS compatibility, remote reboot and is completely free of charge for private use with no limitations at all.

    Today we reached the 15 million user boundary and also implemented a Whiteboard feature, which allows you to draw on the screen. BTW, we also have a Mac Client;)

    We would be glad if you would also share your impressions about TeamViewer with your readers.

    Please feel free to contact me if any questions should remain.

    All the best,
    Constantin
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  • lonseidman

    10 months ago

    Constantin,

    Thank you for the recommendation! I will try and review teamviewer the next time I have an opportunity to use a desktop sharing app.

    -Lon
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  • andy boyd

    9 months ago

    Thanks Lon, looks like a very promising product.

    Anyone know of something similar but that supports two mouse cursors? I'm looking for something I can use to do one-on-one software training sessions, so it would be nice if I got a cursor and the user did also, that way I can point to things on the screen and walk them through the process while they do the actual execution, as opposed to having to bounce control back and forth with only one cursor.
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