remote desktop

desktop observing

desktop watching

LAN desktops

view desktops

LANVisor allows you to see the screens of multiple computers connected to the local area network. You can
use the software to see what users do on remote computers and automatically take screenshots.

At the office, this system will help a manager catch employees suspected of violating the daily routine
and thus improve productivity.

In a computer class, this system will help a teacher keep an eye on the flow and completeness of the
students' tasks. The teacher can see what students do on their computers when the teacher was out of the
class.

At an Internet Cafe, or in a computer game room, the system will help the administrator see the overall
picture of what the users are doing. It will let you see system performance information on remote computers.

The system consists of two programs - a Client and a Server. The Client program takes snapshots of the
remote operating system's desktop once every certain period of time and sends them to the Server program on
the network. Thus, the server program, by communicating with the clients, allows you to see what is
happening on remote computers' screens.

The Server's basic features:
- Ordered listing of remote computer screenshots
- Displaying actual-sized screenshots in a separate window with advanced functions
- Managing individual clients or all clients simultaneously
- Displaying information on available hard disk space on a remote computer
- Controlling the overall volume level of the audio device on remote computers
- Remote power management
- Remote management of client program settings

The Client's basic features:
- Launch automatically on system startup
- The program start is invisible to users
- Keyboard shortcuts for accessing the program settings
- Password-restricted access to the program settings
- Adjustable screenshot quality.