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Shadow a user (pcany like connection)
Can anyone give me a clue as to where to begin on shadowing users. Often, I get there is an error, or a user just can't see on the screen where I am describing a particular function or menu item is. Is there a way I can backdoor in and type for them or at least be able to see their screen??????????
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