Tap the X icon on your iPad, or click on Stop Sharing on your Mac, to end the screen sharing session. Tap the Full-Screen icon to remove the menu and work on your Mac computer as if you were using a laptop.
Tapping the keyboard icon enables you to enter text, with either the on-screen keyboard or a keyboard attached to your iPad Pro.
Tapping on the screen acts as a mouse click, or you can tap on the mouse shaped icon in the menu bar, then drag your finger around to move the mouse pointer (tap to click, and tap with two fingers to right-click). You now have remote access to your Mac from your iPad.
Click the name of your Mac computer in the My Computers window.Download the Chrome Remote Access app from the App Store.Now that you have Chrome Remote Desktop installed and set up on your Mac, you can use the Chrome Remote Desktop app on your iPad. Using the Chrome Remote Desktop app on your iPad You are now ready to connect remotely to your Mac from the iPad. Close both the Chrome Remote Desktop window, Chrome Remote Desktop Host Preferences window, and Google Chrome windows. Click OK in the Chrome Remote Desktop window.Enter the PIN you just created and click Enable.Click the lock icon and enter your OS X Admin password and click OK. The Chrome Remote Desktop Host Preferences window will open.You’ll be asked to enter a six-digit pin to protect your account.Return to the Chrome Remote Desktop window and click OK.Enter your OS X Admin password and click OK.Click Continue in the Install Chrome Remote Desktop Host window.Double-click the Chrome Remote Desktop Host.pkg icon that appears in Finder.Double-click the chromeremotedesktop.dmg file in your Downloads folder.Click Accept and Install in the Chrome Remote Desktop Host Installer alert.Click Continue in the “Authorise” window.Click Allow in the “Chrome Remote Desktop would like to” window.Open the Chrome browser and visit the Chrome Remote Desktop on the Chrome Webstore.Click here to sign up with Google if you haven’t got one already.
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