During the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic, I can connect with you remotely and safely via screen sharing to ensure that your Mac and iDevices are working smoothly, so you can work efficiently and stay in touch with family and friends.
Remote Help: convenient, efficient, secure
I provide on-site support to clients in the Greater Portland area, and I offer remote support to clients anywhere in the world using an application called TeamViewer, which enables us to share your screen, keyboard and mouse (or trackpad) while speaking on the phone, Skype or FaceTime.
It’s just as if we’re sitting together at your desk! It’s also very secure: The only way I can access your screen is when you launch TeamViewer at your end, and read me a four-digit password that’s unique for each session.
It’s just as if we’re sitting together at your desk! It’s also very secure: The only way I can access your screen is when you launch TeamViewer at your end, and read me a four-digit password that’s unique for each session.
In addition, I can even help you with iPhone, iPad or iPod touch questions by using an app called Reflector that mirrors your iDevice’s screen onto your Mac, where I can see it via TeamViewer.
In some ways, remote tutoring is even better than sitting side by side. Because each of us is sitting directly in front of our own screen, we enjoy these benefits:
Working remotely, I can do just about everything I could do if I were working with you in person, except for physically unboxing a printer or plugging in cables. Even setting up a new Mac or iDevice and transferring all of your data is a piece o' cake when I walk you through the steps.
Please feel free to peruse my recent testimonials on the Apple Consultants Network site, where many of my clients describe the convenience and helpfulness of remote sessions.
In some ways, remote tutoring is even better than sitting side by side. Because each of us is sitting directly in front of our own screen, we enjoy these benefits:
- the optimal viewing angle makes it easier to see the screen clearly
- sitting straight instead of leaning to one side helps prevent back strain
- it’s much easier to take turns typing and using the mouse or trackpad
Working remotely, I can do just about everything I could do if I were working with you in person, except for physically unboxing a printer or plugging in cables. Even setting up a new Mac or iDevice and transferring all of your data is a piece o' cake when I walk you through the steps.
Please feel free to peruse my recent testimonials on the Apple Consultants Network site, where many of my clients describe the convenience and helpfulness of remote sessions.
Remote screen sharing -- take it for a spin
I’ve been providing general support for Apple Macs and iDevices, and coaching/tutoring for years with clients whom I’ve never met in person! I think you’ll love it, and I’m happy to give you a brief demonstration at no charge.
