@deairby

Haven’t tried it. You know, I remember recently reading that freeconferencecall.com, which I use, now has a screen sharing tool. 

http://www.freeconferencecall.com/resources/whats-new.html

Haven’t played around w/it b/c I’m already paying for Glance.net and GotoWebinar.

@deairby , Dea, I used it once, about a month ago, it was nice because in the other side of the phone they were telling me what to do and where to go to fix mix website, also, they had the opportunity to control the mouse on my screen. I used it for free, but after that I got some emails letting me know that next time I had to pay for it.

After you sign to use it, you get an ID#, when you give to the other side the ID#, then they have access to your screen.

I liked it because it was easy for me to understand what exactly I needed to do to fix it. But, after I used it, two days later, my computer stop working, it got a bug, and until now still is not working. The guy that fix the computers thinks that probaby  ” join.me”  do it. (I don’t understand that part of the computers, I’m just a happy user).

I haven’t used this system but my client and I both use TeamViewer.com.  It’s free for “non-commercial” users. 

I’ve used it and had great results. I use it for troubleshooting computers or to do walkthroughs of programs. And the free has never run out for me. The only issue I have come across is the lag at first login.

thanks, everyone for the input… @rich-brooks @trudy @hildaalanisgonzalez @dcoville001 @warrenveach @catherineschooling @lizkarschner @charlene-kingston