ViewRemote Software has released ViewRemote for Mac, a new remote surveillance product that records all user activity, and allows it be viewed remotely from anywhere in the world via a web browser. “ViewRemote works by automatically recording everything that happens on a computer: keystrokes typed, applications used, and even periodic pictures of the screen,” notes the company.
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Read MoreViewRemote for Mac Released: Powerful Remote Surveillance for Mac
BOSTON, MA – Nov. 20, 2003 — ViewRemote Software has released ViewRemote
for Mac, the only remote surveillance product for OS X. ViewRemote
clandestinely records all user activity, and allows it be viewed remotely
from anywhere in the world via a web browser.
ViewRemote works by automatically recording everything that happens on a
computer: keystrokes typed, applications used, and even periodic pictures of
the screen.
Emagic has released Logic Platinum 6.3.2, an update to its professional audio production software for Mac OS X. Version 6.3.2 brings support for the Digidesign ProTools|HD Accel System, improved Panther compatibility, a demo version of Space Designer, and other minor enhancements.
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