Screens for macOS User Guide

Getting Started with Screens

First, you need to configure your computer in order to be ready to receive incoming connections from Screens:

• Configuring macOS for Remote Access
• Configuring Windows for Remote Access
• Configuring Linux for Remote Access
• Configuring a Raspberry Pi for Remote Access

Then, you can create your first screen:

• Creating a new screen connection

You'll find more Getting Started articles here.

Features

• Adaptive Quality and Display Scaling
• Airplay Mirroring
• Clipboard Transfers
• Curtain Mode
• Data Synchronization
• Display Selection
• File Transfers
• Hold to Send Password
• Keyboard Support
• Observe and Control Modes
• On-Disconnect Actions
• Quick Connect
• Sharing a Mac Session
• SSH Keys
• URL Schemes
• Using custom URLs and ports

Troubleshooting

• Finding your Mac username
• Finding your computer's hostname or IP address

You'll find more Troubleshooting articles here.

Support

• How to send a support request
• Twitter
• Edovia.com

About

• Acknowledgements

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