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Setup & interface Installing pcAnywhere 11 takes less than 10 minutes and includes an alternate option to load fewer program features. Opening the program for the first time, you'll see that pcAnywhere has had a face-lift and dropped its minimalist toolbar; the new interface is easier to operate and to understand. The program now features a Windows XP-style look, with a navigational frame on the left that lists the actions you can take, such as starting up a host session or adding a new connection, as well as new features such as a suite of remote-control and file-transfer utilities. Fortunately, not everything has changed. The familiar two-panel display during file-transfer sessions remains, so you see the drive contents of the systems at both ends of the connection. And you can still drag and drop files to move them from one drive to the other.

The look and feel of a remote-control session hasn't changed either. Once a session starts, you view the other system’s desktop either in a pop-up window or as a full screen. As with any other remote-control application, such as GoToMyPC, pcAnywhere lets you operate the remote PC as if you were sitting in front of its keyboard. Setting up a new connection is also easier, thanks to wizards that walk you through the host or remote configuration process. We missed them in version 10, and their resurrection is welcome, to say the least.

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Using these wizards -- and the Quick Connect screen, which lets you establish a connection by typing in a phone number, IP address or network -- we were able to create and customise host and remote sessions in a few minutes. With pcAnywhere, you can connect any two computers modem-to-modem; via cable (which makes sense only for file transfers) through parallel, serial and USB ports (cables not included); via the Internet using TCP/IP; or via network protocols such as SPX and NetBIOS.

TCP/IP links can be tweaked further by specifying high- or low-bandwidth options (for, say, cable/DSL or analogue modems, respectively). Features Most of the improvements in pcAnywhere 11 are aimed at businesses and their support desks. New to version 11 are tools that allow more access to and more control over a remote system's internal operation. This is a boon for troubleshooting problems on telecommuters' PCs, mobile computers in the field or desktops in branch offices. The new Task Manager function displays applications and processes running on the remote PC and lets the support technician run or shut down programs as needed. Likewise, administrators can send DOS commands via the new Command Prompt tool or initiate or terminate specific services.