Screen Share Without Allowing Remote Control ?
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I don't believe that you can configure Remote Desktop to only share a your screen.
There is a quite simple way to accomplish this though. You should use one of the programs that people use to broadcast live streams of gaming and/or tutorials. XFire includes the ability to send out a live stream of your desktop.
Here's a tutorial on using XFire to broadcast a live stream:
About Xfire Live Video
There is a quite simple way to accomplish this though. You should use one of the programs that people use to broadcast live streams of gaming and/or tutorials. XFire includes the ability to send out a live stream of your desktop.
Here's a tutorial on using XFire to broadcast a live stream:
About Xfire Live Video
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