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I hope this is not a FAQ. 
I have a very specific scenario that I would like to use Multiplicity for, and I was just wondering if this is feasible:
I do some private computer tutoring. During the lessons, the students and I use two computers in parallel, so I explain something on my computer, and they recreate it on theirs. Sometimes, they mess something up, so sometimes I have to grab their mouse and keyboard to fix things. Could this be avoided with Multiplicity? Is it possible for someone to work on the secondary PC with a mouse and keyboard, and then the primary PC takes over for a moment and then returns control to the mouse/keyboard attached to the seconday PC?
I have a very specific scenario that I would like to use Multiplicity for, and I was just wondering if this is feasible:I do some private computer tutoring. During the lessons, the students and I use two computers in parallel, so I explain something on my computer, and they recreate it on theirs. Sometimes, they mess something up, so sometimes I have to grab their mouse and keyboard to fix things. Could this be avoided with Multiplicity? Is it possible for someone to work on the secondary PC with a mouse and keyboard, and then the primary PC takes over for a moment and then returns control to the mouse/keyboard attached to the seconday PC?
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