Darrth

Darrth

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I figured out what the problem was. I am running windows server 2003 x64. My friend would terminal into my computer to use programs and what not and that would load up another copy of multiplicity, so I would have two of them running. Well that just caused pretty big conflicts between the two programs (one registering that I'm on another computer and the other one, saying "Um excuse me, but I'm on this screen!"). Anyway, just thought I would let you know so you can fix it in later versions.

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I'll give that a try. I've more or less stopped using it because of this issue. It is easier to just navigate on my laptop then having to move across two monitors (one a 24 wide) only to have it 2 seconds later move to the back corner again.

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Here is a bit more information and hopefully it helps. My primary is on a wired connection and my secondary (laptop) is connected wirelessly. From what I have noticed, it looks almost like it has lost connection with the laptop or secondary machine (because of lag or something else). Has anyone else noticed anything like this occuring when trying to connect to a secondary that is connected via wireless? Thanks, Dan

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I have a Win 2003 64bit Standard Server as my primary with dual monitors and an XP laptop as my secondary. When I move over to my secondary, usually 5 seconds later the mouse will stop responding on my secondary and I find that my mouse has moved over to the upper right corner of my second monitor on the primary. It only happens when I'm actively moving the mouse. If I move the mouse over to the secondary and stop moving it it will keep control, but when I start moving it, the problem happens

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