samuelrn

Reply to Feature request -- Position *MONITORS* instead of Computers in Multiplicity Stardock Forums

Same here with 3 computers and 6 monitors. Computer 2 as 3 monitors and computer 3 has one monitor, and monitors from 2 wrap around monitor from 3. Detailed layout here: https://forums.stardock.com/487481/page/1/#3708482

Reply to Dead development? in Multiplicity Stardock Forums

Support for positioning individual monitors would be a huge benefit. See: https://forums.stardock.com/487481/page/1/#3708482 Thanks, Sam

Reply to Is there a way to position individual monitors with Multiplicity? in Multiplicity Stardock Forums

I have a similar but more complex scenario. I have three computers and four monitor setup like this: Number represents computer, 1, 2, 3 and letter represents monitors of that computer: 1A 2A 3A 1B 2B 2C So in multiplicity I have it setup as three side-by-side computers, 1 2 3. To switch from computer 2 to computer 3 I need to drag the mouse to the right of 2C, even though there is actually nothing to the

Reply to Ctrl-Alt-Backspace not working on Windows 7 in 1.26 in Multiplicity Stardock Forums

UAC is disabled. CTRL-ALT-Backspace still does not work on secondary even with UAC disabled (I've always had it disabled). Thanks, Sam

Ctrl-Alt-Backspace not working on Windows 7 in 1.26 in Multiplicity Stardock Forums

I have Multiplicity with one primary machine and one secondary machine. I recently replace my Windows XP secondary machine with a new Windows 7 secondary machine. The new Windows 7 secondary machine does not respond to Ctrl-Alt-Backspace to allow login. I haven't found any way to login on the second machine using Multiplicity, I keep a second keyboard around just for that for now. My primary machine is also Windows 7. This worked fine under the Windows XP m