is there anyway to use modifiers with keys? ie shift+1 it's only letting me select either shift or 1 at this point. would be nice if combinations could work
janktron
The_gear, do me a favor and connect pc1, pc2, and pc3 up in kvm mode. Pc1 is the primary, and pc2 and pc3 are secondary. Alt-tab on pc1 absolutely will let you cycle to pc2 or pc3 since they are essentially windows running on pc1. But once you are on pc2 or pc3, alt tab only cycles thru the process on those pcs.it's like you guys are giving fixes for a product you don't even use. I am specifically only interested in kvm mode. As in 1 monitor, multiple pcs. I'm using kv
If you plan on using kvm mode for gaming on multiple pcs at once then it's a pita. You'll have to use ahk or another scripting program to swap between machines. For some reason beyond my comprehension, they did not put in any feature to swap machines with a hot key, you are forced to use this stupid sidebar (that takes up a nice size chunk of the monitor) and click on the computer you want to switch to. And when using the scripting program you are limited to what keys will swap yo
i don't ever want to see the KVM mode "which computer would you like to control" screen. using your setup for example, I want to have win7, dell, surface, and nuc all connected and all maximized windowed fullscreen on the same monitor stacked on top of each other. I want to set it up so when i hit ctrl+alt+1 it will put win7 on top, ctrl+alt+2 will put dell on top..etc etc etc. it sounds like the command setup would work? could you elaborate more on that for me please
from the FAQ "Share one monitor with multiple PCs simultaneously and move between them seamlessly" How??! clicking on an icon on a bar that takes up 1/4 of my monitor is not seamless. Why is this software so unintuitive?
is there no way to quickly swap thru all computers tiled on the same monitor? ideally i'd like to make a hotkey like shift+alt+1 shift+alt+2 etc to swap between computer 1 2 3 etc. if i have to pull up the side bar to click and swap then this program was a giant waste of 100 bucks :(