Remote Presentation of Products, Solutions and Services No installation is required, just run the application on both sides and connect - even through tight firewalls. With TeamViewer for macOS you can remotely control any Mac anywhere on the Internet. Enter your partner's ID into TeamViewer and the connection is established immediately. With the first start automatic partner IDs are generated on both computers. To connect to another computer just run TeamViewer on both machines without the need of an installation procedure. Let’s see then.TeamViewer for Mac is a solution for remote control, desktop sharing, and file transfer that works behind any firewall and NAT proxy. So will TeamViewer or Skype working on this issue? Well i hope so. So what’s wrong with both of them? Well right now i couldn’t find any reasons except they use the same port and it block one another.
And she use Windows 7 with TeamViewer 6.0 and Skype 4.1 as well. I’m using Windows Vista SP2, with TeamViewer 6.0 and Skype 4.1.
And i know that TeamViewer have voice call function, but it doesn’t clear as Skype voice call. I wonder what is blocking between TeamViewer and Skype? I would like to use Skype because it is have clear voice call, and i would like to use TeamViewer for remote desktop to do tutorial. This happen only while we are talking on Voice call.Īnd so i ask her to turn off Skype, and i tried to connect again. Then from my end, i tried to connect to her computer a few times but all rejected. And after installation, she run TeamViewer and tell me the TeamViewer’s ID and password. My case is like this: I’m using voice call with screen sharing on Skype with my friend, to teach her to use TeamViewer. I don’ mean to integrate them, but TeamViewer doesn’t want to connect to other computer while Skype voice call is active. I love both softwares and i’m using it frequently. But they have some same features, they are share screen and voice over IP (voice call). TeamViewer and Skype is completely different software and different purpose.
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