If you've got a problem with an iOS device, you can get some remote help with it using Messages screen sharing and QuickTime Player on your Mac. How to help someone fix a problem with their iOS device using Messages screen sharing You'll then be able to control the Mac as needed.Ĭlick the Observe button (looks like a pair of binoculars) to stop controlling the other person's screen. Wait for the other person to click Accept on their computer. Click Control in the screen sharing window when viewing someone else's screen.On the other person's Mac, they'll need to accept the request. Open Messages from your Dock or Applications folder.Ĭlick on the conversation with the person with whom you want to share screens.Ĭlick Invite to Share My Screen if you want them to share your screen, or Ask to Share Screen if you want to share their's.How to share screens with another Mac user How to help someone fix a problem with their iOS device using Messages screen sharing.How to share screens with another Mac user.Here's what you need to know about screen sharing on Mac. This is a great way to help troubleshoot problems on a remote Mac, and with a little help from QuickTime, you can even help with issues on an iPhone or iPad, too. You can invite someone to share your screen, or request or be invited to share the screen of another person's Mac, and it's all done through Messages. But the Mac app has something extra to it as well: you can share your screen or view the screen of other Mac users. Messages on the Mac works a lot likes its sibling app for iPhone and iPad, letting you keep in touch with friends and family through standard text messages or iMessage.
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