How does a Mac share a screen?

How does a Mac share a screen? OS X features screen sharing, support drag-and-drop and text copy, the operation is quite simple, only need a few buttons to do; In addition, you can cross multiple system versions, PC6 today with a 10.10 server (that is, the controlled device) and a 10.11 of the client (that is, view, Devices that control other devices) as a demo.

1, if two devices in the same LAN, that is connected to the same WiFi, you can open the client Finder, on the left to see "shared", click on the server name, and then click on the upper right corner of the "sharing screen."

Enter the name and password of the server, and check the password if you frequently need access.

It's done!

2, if the two devices are not in the same LAN, you can open the server's system preferences-sharing, check the left side of the "screen sharing", you can see the right side of a series of addresses, copies of.

Open Finder and click "Go-Connect Server"

Enter the address just copied, if you click on the right side of the input box to collect the address, the next time you do not have to enter. Click "Connect" and then enter the server's username and password to achieve sharing.

OS X can also achieve multiple clients access to a server at the same time, copy the file directly drag and drop, so in the screen sharing can not be used AirDrop Oh, the two devices can also achieve the text copy and paste. Note that when the Shared screen window is active, most of the key combinations are applied directly to the server, so if you want to use the client, you need to activate any window outside the shared screen or click the Minimize button with your mouse.