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Configure your Mac to accept VNC connections -

Anyone that uses a computer every day has experienced that sinking feeling; you realize that an important...

Configure your Mac to accept VNC connections -

Anyone that uses a computer every day has experienced that sinking feeling; you realize that an important document, presentation or report is sitting on your computer at home... not on the notebook you have at hand. If you set up virtual network computing (VNC) on your home computer, it's easy to connect to your Mac remotely from anywhere there's an Internet connection.

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