01 Communique has just released the November 2009 edition of its remote access newsletter. The highlights of this month’s newsletter are:

• The new I’m InTouch version 7.2 with Windows 7 support and 256-bit SSL encryption.
• A case study about how a small business owner in Italy  uses I’m InTouch to stay competitive.
• An explanation of how the Account login and remote access passwords differ.
• Your chance to win a FREE I’m InTouch SecureKEY!
• And a lot more.

Read the November remote access newsletter here.

Outlook Power has a short blurb about the new I’m InTouch 7.2 remote access solution. You can read it here.

One of the key new features in I’m InTouch 7.2 is full support for Microsoft’s newest operating system, Windows 7.  I’m InTouch 7.2 now allows you to install I’m InTouch on a Windows 7 computer and then remotely access it from any computer or wireless device with an Internet connection, including another Windows 7 computer.

I’m InTouch can now be installed on computers with Windows 2000, XP, Server 2003, Vista, and 7. Try I’m InTouch out for yourself using a 30-day free trial.

The new version 7.2 of the I’m InTouch remote access software has been released.  Major new features in this version include full support for the new Windows 7 operating system along with 256-bit SSL encryption (improved from 128-bit). I’m InTouch 7.2 also includes remote access enhancements allowing you to take control of your remote desktop even faster along with improvements to the chat and whiteboard features.

Current I’m InTouch subscribers can upgrade for free by right-clicking the I’m InTouch satellite in your system tray and clicking “Run update now.” New users can try I’m InTouch 7.2 free for 30 days.

The soon to be released version 7.2 of the I’m InTouch remote access solution will include full support for the just released Windows 7 operating system.  Look for it in the next 1-2 weeks.

I’m InTouch Standard remote access users now have the ability to centrally administer all their I’m InTouch PCs from an easy to use webpage. The Administration page allows users to manage licenses, list all their computers on a single screen with direct access to any of their them with a single click, configure their license and account settings, and more. Users can access their administrator page from www.imintouch.com using their online billing email address and password.

The new October 2009 01 Communique remote access newsletter has been released. This month’s issue contains:

• Get your organization prepared for a possible pandemic with the new I’m InTouch Pandemic Program.
• 01 Communique files a patent application for Secure Email Attachment and Retrieval technology.
• The new www.imintouch.com
• Instructions for I’m InTouch Standard users to log in to their new central administration page.

Read the October 2009 newsletter here.

We’ve just finished a large update to our imintouch.com page that has added new functionality and made it easier to use. The biggest change is that you can now directly access your I’m InTouch PC and account directly from the page, you no longer are required to go to locator.01com.com for remote access. Please feel free to let us know what you think of the new site and any questions you may have.

One of the great benefits of the I’m InTouch remote access software is that you no longer need to physically travel to the office from home, or vice-versa, just because you need something from your computer.  Instead, simply remotely access your distant PC from your home or office computer to run the needed program, transfer the file, or check your email. Damien Moore, a Vice President at a real estate management asset company does just this:

“01 has literally transformed the way I do my after hours work. No more file duplication and no more driving back to work to complete assignments after the kids go to bed. Accessing my office computer screen as if I am actually there saves an incalculable amount of road time and work stress.”

Try out I’m InTouch remote access for yourself for free here.

Eric Warner is a Mechanical Engineer who finds I’m InTouch remote access the perfect way to always stay connected to his office computer.

“I am a Mechanical Engineer with my own consulting business. I work out of my house and travel to clients’ offices most days. I have a laptop that I carry with me, but it is not powerful enough to use as my main computer. So I have a desktop that is my base computer and all of my real files are held there. When I get to a client’s location invariably there will be a file that is missing, or something that I need to get from my computer at home. I have setup a ftp site on my computer, but it is not as reliable as I would like. I I was excited when I found your program and it was very easy to get it all setup and running! I look forward to being able to have my home computer available with me any time I need it!”