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The software is designed to administrate remote computers via a local network or the Internet. The program is easy to learn and use. It has a convenient and intuitive interface so even an unskilled user will be able to learn how to use it.

Full recovery in case of data loss. All changes made to the system are rolled back. Don't limit user rights - after restart the system will be restored to its previous state.

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