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He then sees the box at lower right, where the Allow button explicitly grants permission

for you to invade.

3. You: Specify how much control you want. Your choices are “Take

full control” of Uncle Frank’s screen, or just “View screen”
(Figure 12-12, lower left).

4. Uncle Frank: On the “Share your screen” screen, hits Allow
(Figure 12-12, lower right).

And that is all. A window opens on your screen, bordered in yellow,
showing exactly what’s on Uncle Frank’s screen (Figure 12-13). You can
now see what he’s doing—and what he’s doing wrong.

Figure 12-13. This is what your entire screen looks like; Uncle Frank’s screen appears entirely within
the big window.

Once you’re connected