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What type off clients do you have. Wyse have created a Dual Screen sw that is free and is a very good solution. When a user maximise a applications it only maximises in one screen. If its Win XP or so clients SplitView is a good solution to fix this issue with maximise applications. But it cost.<br />
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/AJ 
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What type off clients do you have. Wyse have created a Dual Screen sw that is free and is a very good solution. When a user maximise a applications it only maximises in one screen. If its Win XP or so clients SplitView is a good solution to fix this issue with maximise applications. But it cost.


/AJ

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We are using HP thin clients. &nbsp;
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Thanks.<br />
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We have used HP for a while now across our organization so we can't really change now. &nbsp;We'll give SplitView a go.<br />
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Cheers
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Thanks.

We have used HP for a while now across our organization so we can't really change now.  We'll give SplitView a go.

Cheers

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We are running blades using PS 4.5 on Server 2003 Enterprise and we would like to implement dual screens / &nbsp;monitors for some of our users.<br />
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We have found the SplitView software but is this the optimal solution?
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We are running blades using PS 4.5 on Server 2003 Enterprise and we would like to implement dual screens /  monitors for some of our users.

We have found the SplitView software but is this the optimal solution?

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