Hi! I would like to remote control my iPad from my Windows PC. Is that possible?

Hi! I would like to remote control my iPad (my sister has borrowed it and is in another city!) from my Windows PC OR from another iPad I use at home.
Is that possible?

TeamViewer allows you to control a PC or Mac from an iPad, not to control an iPad from another device. You can, as I said, push settings, do some reporting, transfer documents, and some other administration functions:
http://www.teamviewer.com/en/products/mobile-device-support.aspx
but again, remote control of an iOS device is not possible.
Regards.

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Dear all,
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