It is basically the upper row of the keyboard controls, plus a special mouse feature in the lower-right corner. From left to right, you can pin or unpin this feature, show or hide the keyboard, and access the mouse controls. Now that you’re logged into your Mac, let’s have a look at that control bar. To actually type in your password, tap the keyboard icon on the control bar along the top of the screen. You’ll need to press on the mouse pointer and drag it to the text box to enter your password. As we said earlier, the only way to actually access this computer is to have an account. You can access this at any time by tapping the control bar at the top of the screen, which we’ll point out shortly. Upon first establishing a connection, you’ll be shown a handy cheat sheet of gestures you can use to interact with your Mac’s desktop. If you want to remember this password, tap the option to do so. Remember when you set up a password on your Mac? Now is when you enter that. Go ahead and tap “Connect” to get started. You’ll be warned that your connection is unencrypted, and you’ll have the option to be warned every time you connect. To actually connect to your Mac, tap the connection in the VNC Viewer screen. Editing your connection let’s you change the address, name, and delete it entirely. There’s also an “Edit” button in the upper-left corner of the connection’s settings.
