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Start your journey to the next level of network computing

Photos, music and documents are quickly shared between local and remote computers, including from attached USB devices. You can transfer files easily and securely between the local and remote desktop through firewalls, and we don't place any limitations on the size of files you want to transfer. To send files in either direction, you will need NoMachine installed on both computers. Read on to find out how to send and grab files.

Fig. 1 - Click on the !M icon on the remote desktop to bring up the menu

Fig. 2 - Select 'Download file from the server' to transfer to your local PC or Mac

Fig. 3 - Select the file from the remote file manager to transfer to your local PC or Mac

Fig. 4 - Choose where to save the file on your local PC or Mac

Fig. 5 - View all transfers from the local !M system tray icon

Fig. 6 - Click on the !M icon on the remote desktop to bring up the menu

Fig. 7 - Select 'Upload file from the client'

Fig. 8 - Select the local file you want to transfer to the remote desktop

Fig. 9 - Choose the destination folder on the remote desktop where you would like to transfer the new file

Fig. 10 - View all transfers from the remote !M system tray icon
Free for personal use
