shaith

Unfortunately when using a domain environment where CAD is enforced, turning it off isn't an option.

Allow multiplicity through the firewall on the vista box. To test, turn the firewall on the vista64 box OFF temporarily.

Perhaps I overlooked it somewhere. Perhaps I merely haven't stumbled across the right key combination of control-alt-windows-openapple-c-reset-select-start. Sending the CAD sequence seems to be fairly simple. Even microsoft manages to handle this in their Terminal Services Client. Yet this functionality still seems to be elusive. So, is there a firm word on when (if ever) we'll truly be able to stick to a SINGLE keyboard and mouse, or are

There are several alternatives aside from the mentioned Kavoom. I won't list them however - google will show them to you and this forum doesn't seem the appropriate place to hawk other people's software. Despite that, I do have to point out a serious caveat to Kavoom. While it might be the be-all to one person, it isn't to the next. Those of you running the next generation operating systems will be unable to use their software without manual interventi

You've got an issue with your installation or you're trying to run full-screen on the secondary - run both primary and secondary in windowed mode and fullscreen them. Multiplicity works for 4 different client machines with eq2 (I've tested) this way without any issues.