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GoToMyPC 4.1 review

Wednesday 17 August 2005, 10:15 PM

Simple, secure and robust


I've used it for four years in Europe and have only ever had problems with remote printing. If you can afford it and need it then use it.

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GoToMyPC 4.1



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Overview

GoToMyPC 4.1

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Rating: 7.0
Verdict

Easy to use, powerful and secure, GoToMyPC is the best-known remote access solution for corporate customers, although it's very pricey for individual users.

Typical price

£ 107

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