Your PC on a small screen.
Rotate the screen to make the most of the device's display resolution.
By , 30 May 2008 at 04:35
The preferences we set above mean that GoToMyPC will reduce the resolution of your PC, but it can’t go lower than 640 by 480. If you have a portrait format screen you’ll want to rotate it to make the most of the screen space you do have. Turn off the notifications about the PC being controlled by GoToMyPC unless someone might be sitting at the PC; the time lag means they’ll win any battles for control of the mouse.
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