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By Keith Schultz | Network World US | Published: 15:32, 28 April 2010
Overall, the three major VNC releases work well with Windows hosts and provide an intuitive platform for remote control. Unfortunately, the lack of printing support keeps TightVNC and UltraVNC from being a first choice for anything but remote control needs. The $30 license for RealVNC is still a good deal, but most Windows users would be served just as well by Remote Desktop.
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