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Control your PC from a Pocket PC phone with GoToMyPC PocketView

Step 9

9 . True Windows applications. Running PocketView isn’t a substitute for applications designed for Windows Mobile. If you have a copy of the file locally and you have Windows Mobile 6 you’ll find it faster and easier to edit a PowerPoint presentation on your device. If you don't, PocketView gives you the same applications you’d be using on your PC if you were in front of it, running at the same speed but responding more slowly to input and rendering on screen more slowly.

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Step 1.
Configure your PC for a mobile connection.

Step 2.
Download the PocketView software

Step 3.
Make your connection.

Step 4.
Your PC on a small screen.

Step 5.
The PocketView menus

Step 6.
Special keyboard commands

Step 7.
Change your settings

Step 8.
PocketView keyboard and mouse shortcuts.

Step 9.
True Windows applications.

Step 10.
Touch-screen PC.

Step 11.
Check the performance.

Step 12.
See acceptable rather than impressive images.

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