>>Thanks to those of you who recommended pcAnywhere to me: Just spent a pleasant evening in my house (using the office PC's remotely) rather than a late night in the office.
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>For those of you that haven't heard of it, VNC is a great alternative to PCAnywhere. I haven't used the most recent version of PCA, but older ones weren't nearly as fast as VNC. And VNC is free.
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>http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/

A little tip for those lurking. I use both pcAnywhere version 9 and VNC. Sometimes one of the freezes and I can still get through on the other. Also, VNC doesn't have the ability to fast copy like pcAnywhere. Use both for a "belt and suspenders" approach.