PC Anywhere

Does anyone know if PC Anywhere can handle more than one incoming phone line?
Or where to get the answer.
Thanks

I don't think it's possible. The only thing I am aware of is conferencing multiple remotes. Here's some info on that.

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What exactly do you want to do - multiple remote controls?

In theory, that should work if you set up each individual connection with it's own modem...

In practice, the video display might cause lock-ups and freezes if you launch more than one instance of PCAny at any time on the "host".

If it's multiple instances on a "client", fuggedaboutit. :D

The risk of display corruption or even OS crashing is too great to even try.