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In addition to that, slaves can be configured so they allow themselves to be taken over by any system or by system name, or IP and subnet. And I haven’t experienced any of the problems with Windows 7 either, which is, of course, a huge plus for Input Director.

By simply dragging around the visual location of the screens in the configuration panel I can make changes much faster and without any hassle. With Synergy I often had to switch to a pre-configured file since I change layouts quite a lot when I’m working on different things at different times. One of the features of Input Director that I really like is that the layout of the screens and systems can be changed on the fly in the Master Configuration panel. Synergy has been a faithful utility that I couldn’t have done without and thanks goes out to Chris for creating it in the first place. I’ve run both side by side for a while and have completely switched over to Input Director now. If you want the short version of this post I’ll summarize Input Director does most of what Synergy does, and a lot more. Combined with my experiences where Synergy randomly stops working when a Windows 7 slave system is part of the configuration has led me to give Input Director a try. Development of Synergy has been on a long hiatus since April 2006 and there’s no sign of a new version.

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I am happy that I’ve been able to point out this incredibly useful software keyboard/mouse switch but the time has come to start pointing out the utility that is eclipsing Synergy and that tool is called Input Director.

There are numerous websites and blogs out there that highlight Synergy while linking to my site and the pictures of my home office as an example.

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