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I see it is suppose to work with Mac OS, but I have not tried it since I don’t use Mac for work, only personal usage.

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Fix Mouse Double-Clicking Problem on Windows So, if you have recently. There might be several reasons behind this problem, and in this article, we are going to share a few best ways to resolve every mouse click related problems. Users have reported that their Mouse clicks twice on Windows 10. ShareMouse gave me a bonus that Synergy couldn’t do, drag ‘n drop file transfer! It worked with screenshot files I so often use… yay!! Unlike Synergy, ShareMouse also allows my systems to lock when screensaver kicks in… but at the same time I am able to unlock it using ShareMouse. The reason why we are talking about Mouse is that few users have reported problems with their Mouse. ShareMouse copy/paste works well and I have not had any issues where it stopped working in the middle of the day.

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Multiplicity trial software didn’t work for me and I couldn’t find much info on it so I gave up on it. Mouse without a border by Microsoft worked on two of my systems but did not work for my 3rd system, so I ultimately gave up on it.

Unlike Synergy, I have not had to restart the services every two to three copy/paste or every 30 minutes, because copy/paste from Synergy will stop working after a period of time. I did not have to worry about configuring firewall and did not need to dig up the IP address of the computers as it shows you the needed info automatically.

The price is hefty compared to Synergy, Input Director, Mouse without borders, and Multiplicity, but installation of ShareMouse couldn’t be easier. ShareMouse seems to have existing support. Due to Synergy’s problems with copy/paste/shift keys and numerous other nicks and picks issues, I decided to throw down the gauntlet and take the dive into ShareMouse. You need it more than I do.Doesn’t seem to be any development for Input Director and installation is similar to Synergy. I said I tried asking for a refund the first day I used it. Update: Sharemouse did not even bother reading my review. I only used it so long because it is so damn expensive, and I wanted to get something out of it, but I should have dumped it a long time ago. Which is a weird response, who would do that? Why not give a proper trial (more than one hour), or support, or maybe provide refunds when a customer is not able to use it properly and you cannot fix it. They told me you should have restarted the trial a bunch of times to properly test it. They were very unprofessional, and I would not be surprised if they responded the same way below. I was met with no refunds 'you should have read the fine print'. When I went to the company to complain of such issues, instead of, oh I don't know, solutions or helping me fix my issue. I was upset and emailed the company asking for a refund. I noticed these issues the first day I got to the software past the one hour trial.

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This is not to mention all the times it locked up my mouse when I started up a game and I had to hard shut off the pc to restore it. It kind of ruins the point of using the software. I have to end the task for all three processes despite that at least 3-5 times a day. The solution I found was to use a software that never allows your pc to lock out or sleep. With Input Director, you can share a single keyboard/mouse across a. It is designed for folks who have two (or more) computers set up at home and find themselves regularly sliding from one system to the other. Another issue If you use your laptop at work or in an environment where it needs to be put on auto lock out. Input Director is a Windows application that lets you control multiple Windows systems using the keyboard/mouse attached to one computer. It did not break every time, but at least half the time I used a VPN. One of the biggest problems is the software stops working every time your pc goes to sleep mode and log back in. I constantly have to end the software via task manager and re-open to get it to work properly.

There is a reason why they give you a short trial, so you don't see how buggy it is. I used this software for a year and hated it.