Multi-Screen mode

   The "Multi-screen mode" section makes it possible to simultaneously view several computers in the network or on the Internet (up to 256 computers at the same time). This section is available only in the main menu of the program and also on the quick launch bar.

   While working in the multi-screen mode, you see a window with the list of remote computers and also a panel where the remote computer screens are displayed (figure 1).
 

Figure 1 - Multi-Screen mode

   The "Screens" drop-down list is used to select the number of screens to view at a time (the maximum number is 256 (from 1x1 to 16x16)).
   Initially, you see the thumbnails of remote computer screens (preview), however, if necessary, you can enlarge any image by selecting it with the mouse pointer and after that you can see the desktop you are interested in a separate window.

   The "Connection List" item contains connections from the address book for you to be able to quickly connect to the necessary computer and also shows such connection parameters as its description, IP address and port.

   The "Connect" and "Connect to all" are used to connect either to a single computer or to all computers from the list at once.
   The "Disconnect" and "Disconnect from all" buttons are used to disconnect either from a single computer or from all connected remote computers at once.
   The "Settings..." button is used to change the settings of the selected connection (the image quality, zoom options and also the mode of the remote screen view).
   The "AVI Settings / Watch ..." button opens the window for specifying the video recording settings (selecting the necessary codec from the list, specifying the compression rate, etc.). It is also possible to view previously recorded video files.
   A click on the "Connection history..." button opens a window with a report on the history of connections to remote computers. This window shows the connection address and also its status and a brief comment on connection results (if the connection to the remote computer was successfully established or some error occurred during it).

   You can use the context menu to quickly access the above functions. It is opened with a right click on the "Connection list" section.

   A right click on one of the remote screen images opens a window (figure 2) where you can start or stop one of the connections from the list and also move one of the remote screen images to another location on the remote screen view panel.
   The "Auto" button makes it possible to automatically arrange all remote computer screens on the panel in case any of them are not in their places or their order was somehow disturbed.
 

Figure 2 - Screen selection