Paul, have you tried Alt-Tab or Alt-Esc to switch between the two windows rather than mousing from one to the other. I've tried it with Ultra-VNC and I think it works because the VNC mouse pointer is not "really" on your machine, it's a virtual remote pointer. When you switch to your local window, the mouse pointer is where you left it and becomes active without disturbing the "remote" mouse pointer. It works similar to the way the cursor will remain in position when Alt-Tabbing among local text documents.

Doug Hamilton

Paul InterlockInfo wrote:

I have to agree and I also might add. Why is it that MS will not support two 
mice on separate monitors at the same time?  I find that odd!

My cure is two copies and I always keep the right database (the 
current-correct) on my right screen. And run a copy on the left screen.

Sincerely,
Paul Dewey


Ok   those that know me  --- I will beat you to your next question.  I had a 
support session going on and on my screens, my left screen was showing and 
sharing (VPN) and  I had my one mouse over there, I was wanting to use the 
mouse on the right screen without them knowing what I was doing.  You see they 
had control of by left and so did I.  I want to still work on my right.      No 
comment.




-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Bruce Chitiea
Sent: Friday, February 13, 2009 7:20 PM
To: RBASE-L Mailing List
Subject: [RBASE-L] - Support for Multiple-Display Workstation?

Mr. Memon:

At some point, might the main modules (R:Base Explorer, R:>, R:BASE
Editor) and development environments (forms, reports, etc.) be freed
from the main R:BASE window for distribution across two or more displays
in a multi-display environment?

I know that the Help window may be placed anywhere; and even made to
span multiple displays. And individual windows within the R:Base
environment may be stretched beyond the horizontal extents of the home
display and scrolled sideways on that one display. But these can't be
dragged and dropped to other displays. Or - I suspect - I'm missing the
switch.

Your support is way beyond the industry norm already, but wouldn't that
be cool?

Cheers,
Bruce A. Chitiea
SafeSectors, Inc.
RBTv8 (Recent)





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