Chicken of the VNC

Just go to your favorite download site and look for VNC applications. Just remember, read the directions! ...

I forgot to ask if this could be done over the internet? ...

I like to keep a window for Chicken of the VNC minimized in my dock. ...

Technically, you sould be able to connect to a PC running a VNC server on port 5900, but I've not heard of anyone using ARD to control PCs, though many use Chicken of the VNC. ...

Yes, VNC will do what you want. You need to install a VNC server on the machine you wish to view, and a VNC client on the machine you wish to view from. ...

another positive experience here with OSXVnc and Chicken of the VNC...OSXVnc seems to allow more access from Windows clients, I've found... ...

Actually, you can download OSXvnc and have it run VNC services on the Mac. ...

I would suggest using Chicken of the VNC as a viewer, and if you need to run a VNC server on your Mac, use OSXvnc. Both can be found on versiontracker. ...

one of those hardware based printer spoolers. ...

Chicken of the VNC uses the VNC protocol, while MS Remote Desktop for the Mac uses the RDP protocol. Very different, but both allow you to control a computer remotely. ...