Anyplace Control displays the desktop of the remote PC, letting you use your own keyboard and mouse to control it remotely. Now at any point of time and in any place in the world that has internet connection, you can monitor your computer and get data transferred to or from it. Besides, the program can be used in LAN, and it doesn't need a Web connection in that case. Thanks to the innovative connection technologies of Anyplace Control, the successful connection doesn't require the computer to have an external static IP address. Another good thing is that the program can automatically bypass firewalls and routers that lie between the remote PC and your machine. Anyplace Control allows users to transfer files between the connected computers. You no longer need to spend time on sending files via e-mail, because it's much easier to transfer them directly using Anyplace Control. Simply copy any text and graphics from one computer and paste it to another. The program can transfer any kind of data, and you can be sure that the information you send will be delivered immediately with no response delay. Ordinary home users and help desk specialists alike will certainly appreciate such a change of the connection procedure.
What's new in this version:
An ability to view semitransparent remote objects has been added
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