Huey PC Remote Control 5.9

Publisher review:
Huey is a remote control program that allows you to remotely control another PC through the internet or your local area network. It is specifically designed to allow you to easily use your work/school computer from home. Features full 256, 15, 16, 24 or 32 bit screen transfer without loss of screen resolution; Reasonable usability at 56k modem speeds; File transfer; Clipboard transfer; User definable hotkeys; User definable IP Port; Proxy socks support; Full screen mode; Login, logout or lock your computer remotely; Data compression; Optional Full Encryption; Swap mouse buttons for left handed users; Thin installation (1 x Client file, 3 x server files and no reboot); Huey client (huey.exe) can be installed and executed from a floppy disk; Huey does not replace your graphic driver or install a GINA replacement; 30 day free trial; Free upgrades.
Operating system:
WinNT 4.x,WinXP,Windows2000

Release notes:
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