Parallels Access for Mac
Remote access to your system from any desktop or mobile device.
$19.99
In English
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Parallels Access overview
Parallels Access provides fast, simple, reliable remote access to your desktop from anywhere. Access all your applications, files, and computers in one place.
- 24/7 Secure Access If you can beg, borrow, or reach a computer or a mobile device, you can access your documents, files, applications or your remote computer securely with Parallels Access.
- Universal File Manager Find files quickly in Dropbox, Google Drive or a remote computer, transfer files between the cloud and your remote computer, and copy files to your mobile device. (iOS now, Android soon!)
- Brilliant Mobile Experience Select text or graphics with one finger, then drag and drop easily. Using native controls, copy and paste between remote applications-or between remote applications and device apps.
- Mobile App Switcher Tap to switch between multiple applications and windows with ease.
- Seamless Navigation Use the gestures you know-swipe to scroll, tap to click, pinch to zoom-with any Mac or PC application.
- Connect to Mac or PC Access your computers from any location via 3G/LTE or Wi-Fi.
- Wake-on-LAN Parallels Access will try to wake up a remote sleeping computer for your access.
- Applications on Your Home Screen Put your favorite desktop application right on the home screen of your mobile device. (Android only)
- Optimize Screen Resolution Choose either optimal readability with larger text and images, or more information by going smaller.
- Mobile Microphone Use microphone input from your mobile device with your remote Mac or Windows applications. (iOS devices only)
- Samsung S Pen Support Use your S Pen on your Galaxy Edge or Galaxy Note 4. Go ahead-Access has integrated!
- Full-Screen Applications Mac and PC applications fill the entire screen, so it's clear how to get stuff done.
- App Launcher Tap to start any desktop application, Mac or PC, as if it were a native iOS or Android app.
- Lock'n'Go Magnifying Glass Don't fumble: Select exactly what you want with the Lock'n'Go Magnifying Glass.
Note: Product includes 7 day fully functioning trial. Subscribe annually for $19.99 or monthly for $2.99 to get unlimited use of Parallels Access for up to 5 computers.
What’s new in version 3.2.0
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Parallels Access for Mac
$19.99
In English
Version 3.2.0
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Dec 8 2020
Version: 3.2.0
I had been using Access for a long time until it quit connecting from my iPad to my Mac with both Catalina and Big Sur. It would connect immediately after my iMac restart, but once the computer screen went dark and woke up, the app would no longer connect. I contacted support who tried to fix the problem without success, at which time they said they were sending it to a higher level support team and I never heard back. I now have a service that. is paid for through June of 2021 and can’t use it.
Mar 31 2020
Version: 3.2.0
Parallels Access isn't terribly useful since I already have TeamViewer. I've moved away from using Parallels for VMWare because I was having trouble connecting a USB SSD to a VM. While I had to use the command line, VMWare allowed me to connect the SSD to a VM and run it.
Feb 13 2017
Version: 3.1.5
In addition to Parallels Access, you may try tools like logmein, teamviewer, R-HUB remote support servers etc. for remotely accessing computers from anywhere anytime. They work well.
Jan 16 2015
Version: 2.5.0
I'm in the midst of testing out Parallels Access v2.1.1. One thing I can point out so far is the annoying problem with its sound driver called 'Parallels Access Sound'. It shows up and takes over in the Sound/Output & Sound/Input Preference pane. It doesn't know how to handle OS X sound adequately and ends up causing problems. The annoying problem I ran into was it killing off text-to-speech. I had everything set up and working perfectly in Dictation & Speech/Text To Speech to allow me to use a key combination to read text to me, especially useful when pouring through a pile of online articles. I had to disable Parallels Access Sound to get text-to-speech to work again. That's not acceptable. IOW: I feel like I'm paying for beta software. :-( Hopefully, v2.5 will iron out some of the crimps.
