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Or, if controlling a dual screen computer, put one screen on each display. Connect a keyboard, use the iPad only as a trackpad, and have an awesome setup right there. Run the controlled computer at the resolution of the external display, and really get a remote controlled computer. You could use the external display as the actual monitor, placing a trackpad and keyboard on the iPad itself. If ever there was an app that would benefit from iOS’ ability to let apps use external displays in dual screen mode, it would be Splashtop. This is another one of those gigantic gaps in Splashtop’s functionality that makes me wonder what on Earth the developer is doing.

#Splashtop personal mouse game Pc

First off, why the mouse issue? Also, why not change the resolution of both screens to make switching easier? Or allow the user to display both screens side by side, either by zooming out, or having one hidden off to the side so you could just pan from one to the other? Or, offer the option to automatically disable extended display mode when connecting with Splashtop that way the PC itself would fix the issue. There’s so many ways to fix this problem that it makes me wonder if Splashtop is trolling me. No matter what I do, it just moves the screen around, and does nothing to switch displays. To top it all off, the three finger swipe that the gesture help screen promises will switch displays, simply doesn’t work for me.

That means you can’t just move the cursor over to the other monitor, grab the window (which is easily done blindly), and pull it back where it belongs. If you switch from touch to mouse mode in Splashtop, trying to move the cursor off screen will just stop it at the end of the display. As you probably know, moving the mouse between screens on a dual screen monitor setup is as easy as moving it off the screen on one screen and it appears on the other. To make matters worse, you cannot use Splashtop’s mouse mode to move the cursor over to the other monitor. I often find myself having to change monitors twice just to move the bloody window I just opened back to the display I opened it on.

This is a fairly massive problem when you’re remote controlling a dual screen setup all the time, since many apps are set to open on the secondary display, as that’s where they were closed.

#Splashtop personal mouse game full

This makes it a massive pain in the butt to switch screens, since it then has to change the resolution of the second monitor, switch to display that, and revert the monitor it just “left” back to its full resolution. If you remote control a computer, it will change the resolution of the primary monitor, and let you see that, while leaving the second monitor alone, running at full resolution. Splashtop’s dual screen support is so horrible I sometimes wonder if the people who designed it actually ever used the finished product. Here are my biggest annoyances with Splashtop, and the reasons I’ve started looking for a replacement. However, the more I use it, the more obvious the issues with the app becomes.

#Splashtop personal mouse game portable

Splashtop is one of my all time most used apps, and one of my key tools for using the iPad mini as a portable computer.