Does this work over the internet

Hi,
My Dad totally f*'d his computer up, throwing away lots of files and applications and things he shouldn't have. He didn't empty the trash, but he has no idea where the things go now. Is there any way I can connect remotely using ARD and put things back for him? His internet connection isn't even working, but assuming that we get it back, can I control his computer remotely from another state, across the internet?
Thanks
Bob

In a word, yes.

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