I work at home with a 3rd party remote desktop and have to have several windows open at once and dual screens. Will it still work for me?
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I don't know about this...sorry! I found this software difficult to work with (though I'm sure others like it just fine). Hope it works out well for you.
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Yes, you can set it to work on one of the monitors in full screen or stretch the standard (non-full screen) magnifier to fit part or all of a screen. You can even run multiple instances of The Magnifier (as many 911 facilities do) on multiple monitors with different settings.
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I'm not really sure that I follow your question but for me it allowed me to connect 2 monitors to my work laptop while also using the laptop screen for a total of three screens. On Windows 7 Pro, it took a little time for Windows to figure out what to do with it going through some weird video switching while the drivers were installing but after that it has been reliable and solid.
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Yes you can RDP to the computer and remote access it. If you are using Windows XP, 2007, or 8 enable remote desktop. You can also use VNC. Very easy to do.
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Yes. I have connected 4, and had my local screen active for 5 active screens. Using a Thinkpad X1 Carbon and a USB3.0 hub.
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That is what I am running and it works. But as to Windows 8 well if I can get over the agony of no start button I think I will like it. Using 2 monitors with it and the displays are perfect but getting the charm bar up can be a chore.
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I run multiple applications at the same time. You can place any application window on either screen.
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It will only duplicate what's on your monitor. You need additional hardware to have additional views on additional monitors.
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I really don't know but that is an interesting question. Most laptops seem to have an easy way to use two screens and Windows will allow you to use more. You might try attaching a VGA monitor and trying for three that way, before springing for another USB monitor. If you try it and it works out, let us all know.
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It will, however it will only allow you to use your Mac Screen and one other monitor.
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Yes. I have connected 4, and had my local screen active for 5 active screens.Using a Thinkpad X1 Carbon and a USB3.0 hub.
2004140
Yes this is supported on the Window's 7 OS I have also recently upgraded to Window's 8 and it works on this OS as well.
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It treats the 2 monitors as one large monitor and the screensavers work just as they would with a single monitor. I run VMware and use the Mac OS on one screen and Windows 7 on another.
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if your computer supports DisplayPort 1.2 I think it will work. I do not use touch screen but I do use it to display three individual desktops on three monitors.
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Yes indeed. I am doing it right now. My older computer runs on Windows XP, but I cannot run internet on that computer any more, so I got another computer just for internet. I have two monitors, but only one keyboard and one mouse. The switch works very well, just as it is supposed to work. You can connect with me through metric pioneer if you want more details. Thanks for asking.
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Most licenses do allow you to load on the desktop and laptop at the same time. Since you can't use both at the same time you're still using the single license. As for installing it appears to work fine.
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I have it working in dual boot with Windows 7 and Windows 10. It drives two of the three monitors on this eight-year-old machine.
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That might work, but it sounds like it would be a pain to switch between computers. Check out http://synergy-foss.org/. If your 3 computers are all on the same network, you can install Synergy on each one, and share the keyboard and mouse between them. It's seamless. There's no switching involved. Your mouse moves between the monitors as if it was all one big desktop. You can even copy and paste between computers. It's like magic. It's not perfect, but it's pretty cool.