Download the PocketView software
Log into the GoToMyPC site and you see a list of the computers associated with your account. When you’re on a Pocket PC, clicking the Connect button takes you to the PocketView download automatically. You have to download the PocketView software each time you connect; it’s only a 51K file so it downloads reasonably quickly (especially if you have a 3G device and connection) but you’ll need 8-10MB of memory to run the software itself, which is quite a large amount of memory unless you have a memory card.
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