how to develop application like TEAMVIEWER IN C#

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Hello everybody,

Can anyone guide me in developing an application just like TeamViewer? In that one can remotely view the desktop of other machine and also can operate that machine just like he/she is on local computer.

It is very urgent....Please.

Posted 3-Dec-10 7:09am

mutex_semaphore

Updated 3-Dec-10 8:29am

Slacker007

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JF2015 3-Dec-10 13:12pm

Please don't shout - it is considered rude here.

#realJSOP 3-Dec-10 13:17pm

I've never heard of TeamViewer.

fjdiewornncalwe 3-Dec-10 14:15pm

You haven't either, John? That's good, because I thought I was the only one...

Sandeep Mewara 3-Dec-10 14:21pm

What effort have you made till now?

OriginalGriff 3-Dec-10 14:27pm

Reason for my vote of 1: You don't learn do you? I asked you (politely) not to shout when you posted this same question yesterday. (http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/133082/Developing-a-project-for-MCA-Course.aspx) I notice that you got no replies to that one, either.
Have you actually tried doing your own course work? It might be quicker than the current approach "find someone to do it for me".

MCY 3-Dec-10 15:11pm

you do realize that it is a complicated application and requires moderate coding time and work, right?

JOAT-MON 3-Dec-10 16:03pm

Vote of 1: It is really quite unconscionable that you are endeavoring towards a Master level degree and don't seem to want to work for it.

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Uwe Keim · Answer 1 · 2010-12-04T10:22:00

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You need to implement techniques like STUN & Co. I've written a very brief overview in my German blog some time ago. Here is the auto-translated blog entry.

Posted 4-Dec-10 10:22am

Uwe Keim