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Anyplace Control

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Anyplace Control
DeveloperAnyplace Control Software
Stable release
7.7.0.0 / January 1, 2022; 4 years ago (2022-01-01)
Operating systemWindows
Available inEnglish, Russian, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Portuguese
TypeRemote administration
LicenseShareware
Websiteanyplace-control.com

Anyplace Control is a Windows-based remote PC control product for remote access and control of remote PC located either in local network or in the Internet.[1] It displays the remote computer's desktop on the screen of local PC, and allows control of that computer using the local mouse and keyboard.

The software has a file transfer feature to send files between computers. Remote users create an Access Password, username and password to access the target PC.[2] The program must be installed at both computers, with client part of the software at the local PC.[3]

Features

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  • Remote PC control.[4]
  • File transfer between remote computers.
  • Turn on, turn off or reboot the remote PC.
  • Disabling of remote mouse, keyboard, monitor.
  • Connection through routers, firewalls and dynamic IP addresses
  • Display of a remote computer's desktop in a real-time mode on local screen.

Licensing

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The product is shareware available for private and corporate usage. Licenses are provided on a per Host or Admin module basis.

References

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  1. Anyplace Control by Give Me A Review
  2. Anyplace Control Review Carrie-Ann Skinner (PC Advisor (UK))
  3. A straightforward no-frills remote access package Archived July 4, 2008, at the Wayback Machine Paul Monckton, Personal Computer World
  4. Remote Access Software, Anyplace Control Software
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