How to Use Screen Sharing in Os X Leopard

This updated guide examines How to Use Screen Sharing in Os X Leopard and organizes the essential facts, background, and practical takeaways in clear American English.

Part 1of 4:

Enabling Screen Sharing

1. Click on "System Preferences."
2. Open the "Sharing" pane. You can find this in the 'Internet and Network' section.
   • At the top of this window, you can also assign your computer a name so the person searching for your screen won't have a difficult time locating you.
3. Tick the check box next to 'Screen Sharing." This can be found on the left-hand side of the screen

Part 2of 4:

Adjusting Your Privacy Settings

1. Click on Computer Settings.
2. Enable password. Enter a password you would like to use when screen sharing.
3. Click on Okay.

Part 3of 4:

Adding Screen Sharing Contacts

1. Click on the plus (+) icon.
2. Locate the people you want to host a screen-sharing session with.
3. Add people. Click on the person's name to add him/her.
   • Most people might have iPhones or iPads with them, so if you want to enable screen sharing with them, you will have to set the option to 'All users.'

Part 4of 4:

Sharing Your Screen

1. Connect to the network. to successfully share computer screens, you and the person whom you are about to share screens with should be connected to the same network (wired or wireless).
2. Click on 'All.' Once you and the person you're sharing with are connected, click on 'All' on the left-hand side of your computer screen. Several options will pop up on your right-hand side.
3. Start sharing your screen. Click on 'Share Screen' from the list.
   • If you had enabled a password, enter it once prompted.