Well I ended up purchasing a hard drive enclosure from NewEgg yesterday. It should be here in the next couple of days. I hate having my drive exposed to the elements but it’ll have to wait. In the mean time I’m working on my typing skills using SpongeBob Squarepants Typing software. It was originally meant [...]
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For quite awhile I’ve been looking for a remote access program that was simple and easy to use. In my circle of family and friends I’m known as the “computer guy”. From time to time I get requests for assistance over the phone. Now I’m sure anyone who’s done any type of PC assistance over [...]
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I’ve been talking about Crossloop for awhile . I still love the program and it’s ease of use which to me was a big seller. Recently they were honored with being called on of the Top 10 Downloads from CNET’s Download.com. They certainly deserve the recognition. Like I said in the past I tried a [...]
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My mother-in-law was telling someone I Crosslooped with her on the computer. I thought that was an interesting way to describe it. I helped her again today on how to do stuff with her pictures using Picasa. It was fun. My computer age was showing though as it had trouble keeping up with her flipping [...]
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I know I’ve been going on and on about CrossLoop (with good reason though). I still kind of prefer LogMeIn for remote accessing your own computer. To start using this all you need to do is go to LogMeIn.com website. 1. Sign up for a free account. 2. download software. 3. Install software. Then to [...]
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As much as I’ve bragged about Crossloop I seem to hit glitches. I went to connect up with my mother-in-law I was unable to connect. I could login through the website but I was unable to through Crossloop itself. Well decided to try anyway without logging in. She installed the program (very easy), but after [...]
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I just noticed to checking out the Crossloop Blog and noticed this blog mentioned. Thank you Crossloop. As you might be able to tell I’m a big fan of Crossloop. My friend whom I mentioned before actually used Crossloop with his 5 year-old son. To me that’s a great testimony on how simple this program [...]
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Here we go with Crossloop again. Earlier today my friend who had been fooling around with Crossloop all weekend hooked up together(via internet not the other way you perverts). Just prior I had installed the new 2.0 ver. I like the stats feature(I love stats!). We switched users a few times which was a nice [...]
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I touched base with a friend last night who tried out Crossloop all weekend and he loves it! I’ve added a Crossloop widget on the left here so you can check out my profile. You can check out my profile and my stats(none yet). I’ve titled it “Bob’s PC Restoration’s Official Remote Access Software”.Here is [...]
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Here’s a nice write of Crossloop vs. LogMeIn Like the author of this I find myself using LogMeIn for accessing my own PC’s and Crossloop for helping others. Ones that even the less-than-tech savvy can figure out. Be sure and check it out.
Confessions of a freeware junkie: Easy Remote Control through Firewall: CrossLoop
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