Re: VGA Out From PC to VGA In to Laptop
- From: Bob I <birelan@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 21 Nov 2005 07:43:08 -0600
Maxivista is a "software solution" running over the network. If the OS or network is the problem "Maxivista" is dead too. The soulution is your KVM switch and a real monitor, not a laptop.
Uncle Lar'' wrote:
I may be able to use this if it's compatible with Server 2003. Again the only problem is when there's an OS or network problem. That's why I was looking for a hardware solution.
"Michael" wrote:
Comparison -----------------
Remote access/desktop software (such as VNC, Windows Remote Desktop or Laplink): The desktop screen of a remote computer is displayed on a viewer computer. You can control the remote PC from the keyboard/mouse viewer PC
vs.
Maxivista which has three modes:
#1: Maxivista remote control mode: Both computers computers are standing next to each other and you can control the 2nd ("remote") PC from the mouse and keyboard of the main PC when you move the mouse cursor to that computer. It works rather like a keyboard and mouse switch
#2: Maxivista extended screen mode: The desktop of the main PC is extended to the 2nd PC. In this mode you only use the monitor of the 2nd PC without controlling that PC at all.
#3: Maxivista mirroring mode: The desktop of the primary PC can be mirrored to the 2nd PC's screen. No remote controlling at all
Michael
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