kanvaschan

Did this it didn't actually fix it because it wasn't that broken as I discovered now. The issue seems to be the Desktop(on my Laptop). When I try to move something from the Desktop to my Computer, then it doesn't work. When I try to move something from a window (which doesn't go to the edge of the screen), then it doesn't work. from a window (which goes to the edge of the screen), then it works fine. from Desktop over a window(can be

I have a computer (Primary) and a Laptop (Secondary) connected to each other. I can click and drag from my computer to my Laptop, but not the other way around. Clipboard works both ways. The firewall doesn't seem to be the problem, because the same result is there when both firewalls are turned off. The (blue) task bar icon on my Computer says "Multiplicity", while on my Laptop it (gray) says "Multiplicity (disconnected)", even though I can control my Lapto

I cannot scroll the Desktop Fences with my touchpad of the Surface Pro 4; it can be scrolled with my Bluetooth mouse, and what is very strange: Folder portals (Fences that do not belong to the Desktop) can be scrolled with the mousepad. Same Problem with Desktoppages. alt+Scrollwheel(Bluetoothmouse) works fine; alt+Scrollwheel(Touchpad) doesn't work.

Multiplicity has the nice feature that it switches Focus to the Secondary Computer when you use it. While this feature is probably very useful for most of the other users, to me it's quite annoying. Can there be an option to turn it off.

The Folder Portal is one of the most useful features for the desktop. But when you go to the second or third sub-folder to drop an item and want to go up again, it can become a mild annoyance. I would have 2 suggestions here: 1. make the "folder up"-button stationary or 2. have another button that restores the folder portal to the original state/the original folder.