I'm looking for a good remote control so

Either work well, you need to compare the features of each. You haven't indicated which OS you are using.

If one of the computers is a laptop and you could use the additional features of direct cable connection, then go for it.

If you aretalking Enterprise-wide, I recommend PC Anywhere.

Comparisons (bit a little bit dated):

http://www.symark.nl/comparis.htm

http://img.cmpnet.com/nc/1102/graphics/f3.pdf

I would advise looking closely at pcAnywhere, no matter the OS. We use it across a global WAN as a prime component for remote operations. It may not be the flashiest, but seems to perform most functions needed to service remote users.

I have notused the new Laplink.

Have you considered VNC? It's free. Close up any spaces in the URL after you paste it.
http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/download.html

While you're shopping, look at:

www.GoToMyPC.com

VNC is a good one. They now have a new version called TightVNC.

I recommend a program called "Remote Administrator" - $35 for two PC's from www.famatech.com. Works great - is light weight and fast.

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