Chrome Remote Desktop Application

Chrome Remote Desktop allows you to set up your computer for secure remote access. This includes setting up your computer so that you can access it later from another machine, for example, when you need to access your home computer from your office computer. Or you can also use the app to let a friend remotely access your computer temporarily, perfect for times when you need help solving a computer problem.

The ability to give remote access to the technical expert may help you to resolve technical issues with your computer much faster and much more efficient. Troubleshooting customer issues, I know how it may be misleading to give instructions over the phone, and how much time it takes to reach the desirable goals.

All connections are fully secured, but the Chome browser should be installed on both machines to enable direct dialog.

Chrome Remote Desktop is fully cross-platform.  It provides remote assistance to Windows, Mac and Linux users, accessing Windows (XP and above) and Mac (OS X 10.6 and above) desktops at any time, all from the Chrome browser on virtually any device, including Chromebooks.

Add the Chrome Remote Desktop app to Chrome

In order to start using the Chrome Remote Desktop app in any of the applicable modes, you need to install it on every computer you want to access remotely and every computer you'd like to connect from.

1. Visit the Chrome Remote Desktop app page in the Chrome Web Store.

2. Click Add to Chrome to install the app.

3. When the confirmation dialog appears, click Add.

Once the app has been added, a new tab will open and the app's icon will appear in the Apps section of the page. If you're using a Chrome device, you can find the app in the apps list.

When you open Chrome Remote Desktop app for the first time, you’ll be asked to authorize it to take the following actions:

* See your email address

* See your Chrome Remote Desktop computers

* Receive and send chat messages (this is how we get the two computers to “talk” to each other)

* Perform these actions while you're not using the application (for when you want to access your own computer remotely)

Enable Remote Access to your Computer

In order to use this option, you will need to use a Google Account, you probably have already. If you do not, it is good to sign for one anyway.

1. Open a new tab in Google Chrome.

2. Click the icon in the Apps pane to open the Chrome Remote Desktop app.

3. If the Get Started button appears in the "My Computers" box, click it to display remote connection options.

4. Click Enable remote connections.

4. Install the Chrome Remote Host Service:

* Enter a PIN and re-type the PIN, then click OK. Note that it should be of 6 digits, you will remember easily.

* Click Yes to install the Chrome Remote Host Service. The host service will be downloaded and installed automatically.

* A confirmation box appears, confirm the Google Account and enter the PIN again to continue.

* The computer you enabled shows up under “My Computers”.

Access your Computer

You can access any remote connection enabled computers with the same Google Account. Make sure the computer you’re accessing is powered on and connected to the Internet. Chrome doesn’t need to be opened on the remote computer.

1. Open a new tab in Google Chrome.

2. Open the Chrome Remote Desktop app.

3. If the Get Started button appears in the "My Computers" box, click it to display remote connection options.

4. You can see a list of remote connection enabled computers.

5. Click the computer you’d like to access.

6. Enter the PIN that you set up for the computer.

7. Click Connect.

Share your Computer with Someone Else

1. Open a new tab in Chrome.

2. Open the Chrome Remote Desktop app.

3. If the Get Started button appears in the "Remote Assistance" box, click it to see Remote Assistance options.

4. Click the Share button.

5. A unique access code will be generated for each sharing session. Send this code to the person you'd like to share your computer with. For security reasons, we recommend reading this code aloud to him or her.

6. Once your friend enters the access code, the sharing session will begin and he or she will be able to see your computer screen.

Access Computer that has been Shared with you

1. Open a new tab in Chrome. device. Windows 8 users, you can only access a shared computer on the Desktop mode.

2. Open the Chrome Remote Desktop app.

3. If the Get Started button appears in the "Remote Assistance" box, click it to see Remote Assistance options.

4. Click the Access button.

5. Enter the access code provided by your friend.

6. Click Connect.

Website: https://chrome.google.com/remotedesktop

How to Send Fax for Free? FaxORama!

The modern documentation transfer trends are not in favor of faxes. Once very popular, this method is now considered outdated due to the necessity to have additional equipment, phone line connection, and quality limitations on the obtained results. It is much easier to scan the document to PDF and transfer it as email attachment, or any other way if it is too big to be attached to the email.

However, there are still commercial and governmental entities, who may require you to send fax, and will not accept any alternative ways.

You always may use Post Office or Internet Café to send a fax, but it is quite expensive, and you have to get there. The free services, offered by FaxORama, may be exactly what you need to resolve the problem, especially when you do not have to send faxes too often.

Main Features of the Service:

• The service is Free!
• No Ad on the cover page (a standard way to commercialize free services)
• There is a limit of 5 pages you can send in a single fax.
• There is a maximum of 2 free faxes per day.
• Fax may be attached from the document files in the following formats: DOC, DOCX, RTF, GIF, JPG, JPEG, PDF, TIF, XLS, XLSX, TXT, PNG, BMP, or WPS.
• There is a maximum of 3 attachments can be used for a single fax.
• Mobile applications are available for iPhone and Android platforms.

Website: http://faxorama.com/

Funny and Creative Automatic Insult Generator

I bet there are not many of you are who are truly creative in insulting people the smart way. Here, with free service you can get artistic assistance in preparing your next insult as piece of art.

Using this service, you can insult people you know or hate with a prank page full of links to fake news and funny image generators (person’s name will show up in actual images that are downloadable).

Just send them a link (you can send out as a free anonymous e-card with a personalized evil message) to a URL/domain with their name in it (like http://www.george-bush.is-a-jerk.com for example). You can also change the name "on the fly" by editing the web address to look like http://your.name.is-a-jerk.com (both dots and dashes work as name spaces/separators).

Grab the "copy & paste" HTML codes from created pages so you can add the animated insulter to your blog or websites. Try it out, you won't be the first or last!

There are almost 1,000 mean randomized insults! Each time the Macromedia Flash movie loads, 20 insults are loaded and looped over for infinity. There are several mellow background musical melodies that are random too. You can send the insult page to someone as a prank e-card (gag e-cards are much fun to pass around) with a small special message you customize (you can even make it look like it came from another email address).

Thinking about the next victim for the test run, I used the name of Gerard Depardieu, who recently made a huge fun of himself, immigrating to Russia and getting Russian citizenship.

By the way – the fresh rumor, that his apartment in Chechnya, given to him by the territory's leader Ramzan Kadyrov, has burnt out today. He should expect something like that, while deciding to change Western Europe for Mid-Russia.

Here is animation, I got for him (individual link: http://www.gerard-depardieu.is-a-jerk.com/).
Image below is just part of this animation: 

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Website: http://www.is-a-jerk.com/