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Last week, my parents were having some issues with their laptops (future post regarding McAfee Total Internet Protection 2010), so I decided to look into some remote control software since they are in Florida and I'm in Ohio.
Since my mother and father have a firewall, I figured this was going to be a challenge to walk my parents through a firewall configuration and allow me to connect to their machines, so that eliminates VNC from my list of possible candidates.
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Using JavaScript, this site creates an HTML form with source code to drop into your own site.
I know I have a lot of vinyl albums (for those of you who know what they are), convert them over to MP3.
I wonder about the quality of the result. The cost of the device is $60.
This site is similar to the other one I posted earlier.
The two I use the most are listed below:
Great bookmarks to have handy!
Are there any other ones I'm missing?
Over 1000 templates are shown on this site.
Good for the quick prototype web site. :-)
According to the post, you can have it installed on an 128MB to 1GB Flash Drive.
Hey! It's cheaper than buying a PDA and if something happens to this one, you can replace it relatively cheap. :-)
I have never seen so many links to so many good sites as this site.
Wow!
We have all used VNC before, but DamagedInTransit.com talks about using VNC with Hamachi. Hamachi uses tunneling between two PCS.
UPDATE: Damaged in Transit is down...forever. Alternate Link is found here at the Learning Dump.