# With Screens for macOS

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With [*Screens*](https://edovia.com/screens-mac) running on your Mac, follow these steps:

* Go to the ***Screens*****&#x20;app menu**.
* Select ***Screens Connect*****&#x20;> Sign In...**
* Enter your ***Screens ID*** and **password**.
* Click the **Sign In** button.

Upon signing in, you should see every Mac and Windows computer you've installed *Screens Connect* on. The antenna icon next to the computer name means that the *Screens Connect* service is enabled on that computer.

![](https://2339352637-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-legacy-files/o/assets%2F-L9zz7BQ-wJ-I5PONO_L%2F-L9zzCcb1-VuipsqWXs7%2F-L9zzKEImoInZN2fQDI_%2Fdiscovered-view.png?generation=1523639482944680\&alt=media)

The next time you connect to this computer, *Screens* will determine whether your computer is available on your local network. If it's not, *Screens* will query our *Screens Connect* server for the computer's network information. This process is all seamless, and you shouldn't see a difference between connecting via local network or via the Internet!
