Look@Me is a small application that allows you to observe the
desktop of another Look@Me or Timbuktu Pro user.

** Using Look@Me **

To observe another Look@Me or Timbuktu Pro user:

1. Enter the remote user's IP address in the IP field.

2. Click Observe.

   The IP address you enter is automatically saved and added to the
   drop-down list. The list remembers the four most recent addresses.

   * If you are logging on to a Timbuktu Pro-equipped computer, you may be
     asked for a name and a password.

   An observation window with the name of the remote computer (or "host")
   opens. Inside this window you will see the desktop of the selected
   computer.


To be observed by another Look@Me or Timbuktu Pro user:

1. Start Look@Me.

2. Click the window curtains (or select 'Allow others to see' from the
   Settings menu).

   The curtains will slide back, revealing a little face.

   When another user decides to look at your desktop, an alert box will
   pop up to tell you that you have a guest. If you don't want to allow
   that user to observe your desktop, you can disconnect the observer by
   clicking your alert box's Disconnect button.


To change Look@Me's observation behavior:

*  Select 'Preferences' from the Settings menu. The Preferences dialog box
   appears.

   * You can edit your computer name (the name seen by the remote user)
     in the User Name field.

   * You can allow the observer to see your Wallpaper patterns by turning
     on 'Display Wallpaper.' Note: If 'Display Wallpaper' is activated,
     the observation speed will slow down.

   * You can disable Look@Me's AutoScroll feature. When AutoScrolling is
     off, you can manually use the scroll bar to shift your view of the
     remote computer's desktop. Note: You can also turn AutoScrolling on
     and off by selecting 'AutoScroll' from the menu available in the
     upper left-hand corner of an open Observe window.


For more Look@Me tips and tricks, point your Web browser to:

     http://www.farallon.com/www/product/applets/appletfyi.html