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CrossLoop: The Ultimate Collaboration Tool

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Need to collaborate on a document with a friend? Need to help someone fix a software issue? Need to shop for something with a friend? Look no further, CrossLoop gets the job done. I found out about CrossLoop in an IT magazine a few years ago and finally came around to reviewing it. CrossLoop allows two users view-only and full control to each others' computers. There are two modes: Access and Share . It doesn't take rocket science to know that when one person shares, the other will access. Click the Share  tab (above right) and hit Connect  and provide your buddy with the 12-digit Access Code that they will enter in their Access tab (above left) . You will notice a red X :   this denotes that you will allow view-only access. Clicking again removes the X and allows full control. Besides the features that allows CrossLoop to succeed, what lies underneath the GUIs and functionalities? Security. As technology advances and people communicate across the Internet, hackers hav