I (and more importantly, my internal customers) can use it from any web browser, including the library and public cafes, with no need for client software, configuration, modems, etc. We're not limited to dial-up speeds (we don't allow inbound pcA through our firewall). It's not a resource hog like pcA (clearly VNC is better in this regard). It's less expensive than pcA, but obviously lots more than VNC. Expertcity has an extensive white paper on the differences v-v pcA. > In what way is it better than pcanywhere or VNC ?
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