But as it's a screen sharing where you are running the app on the remote PC and all this goes over the network you will learn fast why folk don't use it for long.
The name of the free remote access I use is called VNC at http://www.realvnc.com/products/free/4.1/
This is not an offer to configure it, but it is free.
Bob
I understand remote access to mean one person at a computer
in a location having access to another computer in another location. If this is
the case, is software required? If so, would it be necessary to make two separate
purchases of this software: one for each computer?
The reason why I've asked this question is that I'm editor
of my church's monthly magazine. The computer in the Church Office has
Microsoft Publisher 2007. However, due to chronic illness, it is easier for me
to work at home.
I could purchase MS Publisher, but I'm on a low income and
if is at all possible I would prefer to avoid this.
If, in this case, remote access is feasible, would it be
possible for me to connect to the computer in the church office from my computer
in my house and use the church computer's MS Publisher 2007?
Finally, if it is technically possible to share MS Publisher
2007 in this way, would it be permitted under the terms and conditions of the end
user's license agreement?
The two computers have Windows XP. My computer is Home
Edition. The computer in the church office might be Professional.

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